Better Programming·5yThe Best VS Code Extensions to Supercharge Your Git
Git Graph is the most visually appealing way to interact with Git in VS Code. Git Automator allows you to add and commit files with a shortcut. Git Urgent lets you git add all, commit and push with one command. Git Tree Compare compares your working tree against a branch, a tag, or commits.
DZone·5y5 JetBrains Plugins to Upgrade Git Support
The Git plugin that comes bundled with all JetBrains IDEs is actually quite impressive. It's a full-blown Git client in its own right with almost all the features of a standalone client such as SourceTree, Tower, or GitKraken. There are even more features you can enhance your IDE’s Git support with - allow me to present to you 5 plugins that build on top of Git.
The Hacker News·5yGitHub Revoked Insecure SSH Keys Generated by a Popular git Client
GitHub revokes weak SSH authentication keys that were generated via the GitKraken client. A vulnerability in a third-party library increased the likelihood of duplicated SSH keys. The issue has since been addressed in keypair version 1.0.4 and Gitkraken version 8.0-1.1.
freeCodeCamp·5yHow to Learn Programming – The Guide I Wish I Had When I Started Learning to Code
Jacob Stopak is the author of How to Learn Programming: The Guide I Wish I Had When I Started Learning to Code. How to learn programming: The guide I wish I had when I started learning to Code is available on Amazon.com for $9.99.
DEV·5yHow to make a good `git commit`
Git commit is a command used to commit your code to a specific location. When making changes to a file or files, once you are happy with them, you make a commit. It's basically like saving a file to your project. But sometimes commits are all over the place. No one knows what they mean, what files have been changed, or how often you should make commits. Good commits make you a great team player.
CSS-Tricks·5yBranching Strategies in Git
This article is part of our “Advanced Git” series. Be sure to follow us on Twitter or sign up for our newsletter to hear about the next articles!Almost all version control systems (VCS) have some kind of support for branching. In a nutshell, branching means that you leave the main development line by creating a new, separate container for your work and continue to work there.
It's Foss·5yGitUI: A Blazing Fast Terminal Client for Git Written in Rust
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R-bloggers·5yGit: Moving from Master to Main
At Jumping Rivers our default branch ( master / main ) is protected. This means that we can’t directly push into a repository. Instead we need to create a branch and merge. All repositories have a CI process. This ranges from very elaborate pipelines to simple checks on the contents of committed files.
The New Stack·5yDevelopment: Connecting git to GitHub for Small Projects – The New Stack
In this installment, we look at setting up a GitHub account on the Internet. We also look at how you send local content (repositories) up to your account and how to keep everything in sync. All of the work was done on the Linux command line, within a standard terminal window.