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Post by Uncle Buddy on Jan 31, 2022 4:50:37 GMT -8
I'll use this thread to leave notes about github.com commits. I make local commits every day but have only needed to refer to a git rollback once. I'm doing the repo for practice in case a team ever comes together. My real rollbacks are manifold and redundant, all local, so normally I don't need to git rollback and don't know how to.
The commit I made to the public repo today is not a functional, coherent whole. That should be coming along in a few weeks hopefully. I've decided to plan on smaller branches and more frequent commits and will announce it here when any public commit is placing a new, coherent working model of the app on the repo. Ignore today's commit, it was just to clear the air as I'd been working on a branch way too long.
The next post will be a copy of the document I look at when I make commits, local and public, and when I merge and check out branches.
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Post by Uncle Buddy on Jan 31, 2022 4:52:22 GMT -8
This is everything I do with git:
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