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The other day I got a lovely email from one of my readers asking how to revert a commit that was made wrongly. I looked back at my articles and realized I haven't ever noted this down, so here we go. We'll be looking at a couple of levels of changes....
You might accidentally make a typo while writing your commit message. Or because you quickly tried to solve a bug, you accidentally left the old commit message and pushed that. It's a good practice to keep the message meaningful, so you'll know what ...
There will come a time when you optimize your workflow to ensure PR requests are as small as possible. Each request can be minimal, so you end up with tons of new local branches that have probably already been merged. Below is an example of my local ...
Now that we have a broad understanding of what Git is, let's dive deeper into some more specific topics. IN this article, I'll explain what GitHub actions are and how you can use them. I choose GitHub as the platform to highlight because I love to us...
Let's say we have a file called timezone.js, and we commit this file to Git. All good and well. But then we realized the whole repo used "time zone" with a space. Apparently, there are three correct spellings of timezone: timezone, time zone, and t...
When it comes to writing commit messages, we all get blackouts. It's very hard sometimes to describe a commit message and make it meaningful. And that's where conventional commits can help you. This is a set of rules to help you describe a commit mes...
