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The Git project recently released Git 2.48.0. Let’s look at a few notable highlights from this release, which includes contributions from GitLab’s Git team and the wider Git community. Meson build system For a long time, Git could be built using either a Makefile-based build system or an Autoconf-based build system. Git developers have been […]
So basically I am working on my website and I have 2 interns with me. currently the branch structure is as : main – the live website code test – for testing purpose in which all 3 of us merge our branch. name0(my personal branch) – in this branch I code. intern-name1 – 1st interns […]
I am making an app I plan to release on iPhone and Android in this coming year. I have been trying to switch the code onto my new Mac and on Android Studio Ladybug, but no matter what I do, I cannot get the project to run without throwing errors on my m1 Mac. I […]
Recently at work we were considering renaming a folder that contains an enormous amount of files, and we wondered whether or not that would have notable negative consequences for our git repository. Would the repo become considerably larger? Would accessing git history become slower? Or would this be completely fine? After investigated this, I thought […]
Some of our GitHub users have the option to “merge without waiting for requirements to be met”. However, this is discouraged and exists for emergencies. I would like to be able to detect or search or examine PRs to see if this checkbox was checked or not. Is there a way to do that? Thank […]
Most developers spoil themselves with fun command line utilities to make their work easier and more efficient. One such command line helper allows developers to always show the git branch in the command line. How can you get the current branch? With this handy snippet: git branch –show-current It’s great to keep this snippet around […]
I’ve talked about how I love a nice pretty prompt in my Windows Terminal and made videos showing in detail how to do it. I’ve also worked with my buddy TooTallNate to put my real-time blood sugar into a bash or PowerShell prompt, but this was back in 2017. Now that I’m “Team […]