Posts tagged "git"
105 posts tagged with "git".
April 2026
- Configuring Git with environment variables -
- Configuring Git with environment variables -
- tomono -
- git subtree split error -
- git diff -
- git-prole -
March 2026
January 2026
- Speeding up Git subtree splits -
- Combining multiple Git repositories into one monorepo -
- Adding is optional -
July 2025
- Changelogs with Continuous Delivery -
- A CHANGELOG isn't just a list of Git commits -
- Do you keep a changelog? -
- I don't like large pull requests -
- My dotfiles repository turns 10 -
- Counting tags -
- What type of change are you making? -
June 2025
- Refactorings should be small -
- Easily amend commits with git-instafix -
- Picking cherries -
- Squashing commits can be OK -
- Good commit messages don't always matter -
April 2025
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December 2024
November 2024
October 2024
September 2024
August 2024
July 2024
- Don't run code formatting in your CI pipeline -
- Only have one URL per Git remote -
- Committing CI artifacts -
- CI !== CI Pipeline -
June 2024
May 2024
- `git revert` is your friend -
- Which commit has the largest message? -
- Referencing other commits in commit messages -
- Better commit messages means better pull requests -
- Should you strictly enforce the 50/72 rule? -
- Why I don't commit with -m -
- Should you include issue IDs in your commit messages? -
- Merging without merge commits -
- Don't delete my commit messages -
- Optimise for revertability -
- Interactive staging -
April 2024
- Don't cherry-pick features from a branch to deploy -
- If everyone branches, no-one gets the updates -
- Testing topic branches in isolation -
March 2024
- Making Git work the way you want -
- Leaving a trail of breadcrumbs -
- How I Git -
- Hotfixing without branches -
- Why I don't use a GUI for Git -
- Git hooks - yay or nay? -
February 2024
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June 2023
April 2023
January 2023
December 2022
November 2022
- Ship, Show or Ask -
- Do you need to branch if you're the only one working on a project? -
- Git tricks to avoid committing commented-out and other unneeded code -
- Version-controlled commented-out code -