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Advanced Git Tutorial - Interactive Rebase, Cherry-Picking, Reflog, Submodules and more

Advanced Git Tutorial - Interactive Rebase, Cherry-Picking, Reflog, Submodules and more

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Git has so much more to offer than just commit, pull, push! Its advanced tools can help you become more productive and professional with your code base. We're going to look at concepts like Interactive Rebase, Cherry-Picking, and Submodules to get you one step closer on your journey to mastering Git! -- This course was created by Tobias G-nther from Tower. Tower creates a powerful Git desktop GUI for Mac and Windows. You can download it here: https://www.git-tower.com Note: This course focuses on using Git with the command line. You do NOT need Tower or any other GUI software to follow along
Date: 2022-03-14

Comments and reviews: 6


I love the merging of commits, especially when one is doing a long term development and then needs to cherry pick to the develop branch. One can do all the merges on the branch and then the Merge Master Person can do the merge to develop or Master branches. I love software development, because it is so safe and easy to have a happy-ending. I had a good laugh. Thanks.
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Thanks for the demo git session. Very informative. -7:50, I noticed that you wanted to combine 3rd and 4th, instead combined 2nd and 3rd. it doesn't matter as this is a demo to show how to combine two commits. just an observation...
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Do you have any videos or resources on Linux distro repositories? I'd like to understand how access control and the documenting of code reviews for Linux distro repositories is handled before moving to Linux.
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Well, I liked the video though Tobias could've provided a repo so that people would clone it and put their hands-on practising with examples. It's easier to remember when you work yourself.
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In the first section #1. This is on a local branch? Not master/main? Can you -reword- a commit message on something already merged to master/main? [I'll watch the rest first...]
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Can we directly push our project code to our server and update it there, instead of pushing it github and then updating from there? Thanks
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