by ennael | Dec 20, 2021 | git, git
Gingle Bells! It’s time to pimp your git prompt. To show off but also to have plenty of information on hand that will make our life easier on the command line and on a daily basis. Use a git contribution : git-prompt We will use a contribution from the...
by ennael | Oct 27, 2021 | git
A short post to introduce our cheat sheet that we share with our trainees at the end of a Git training, just to find their way in the Git toolbox. You can download it here. Download Cheat Sheet...
by ennael | Sep 30, 2021 | git
This time around here’s a simple way to fix a commit in the middle of your history before sharing it. The idea is to correct the existing commit and not to add new commits. (Thanks Aurélien for the idea!) How it works Let’s take the example of a working...
by ennael | Aug 25, 2021 | git, Uncategorized
New week, new tricky problem! Who has never needed to test two features offered by two different branches, at the same time or almost … Apart from cloning the project twice, running its tests and making any corrections that you forget to push to the server at...
by ennael | Aug 20, 2021 | git, git
Here’s a problem to solve: I’m working on a code repository including a configuration file. This file is provided by the upstream project. I need to modify it locally for my tests but I definitely don’t want to commit my modifications and even less...
by ennael | Apr 21, 2020 | git
Oops, I’m late in writing my articles. Let’s go back a bit this time to the fundamentals of the commit workflow with git. Here we attack my war horse, my fixed idea, my obsession … The good practices of commit! They often sound like the painful...
