1. Get all latest changes without merging   Stop pulling code that you think will break!... Tagged with git, beginners, programming, javascript.

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Having fetch in your workflow allows you to grab updated code without immediately merging it. Use a stash from ages ago to get to an old stash that you created ages ago. Don't ask me why I don't use VSCode.

The Git Commands I Use Every Day

1. Get all latest changes without merging

2. Push upstream regardless of current branch name

6. Change the base of the branch after doing a checkout

7. Move uncommitted changes to new/existing branch

<p>I think IDEs plugins are enough for Git VCS like git lens for vscode.</p>
