If you’re a developer today, odds are you’ve learned Git, the version control system at the heart of modern software workflows. You know the basics — how repositories work, how to create branches and ...

Git is an enormous program, with nearly 200 sub-commands and countless options among them. You probably only use a handful, those reliable stalwarts like init, add, commit, and branch. But some ...

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Inherently distributed in nature, every local commit made to a Git repo will make its way to the shared, central repository, as soon a developer issues a push command. But this isn't always ideal.

Protect your code commits from malicious changes by GPG-signing them. Often when people talk about GPG, they focus on encryption—GPG's ability to protect a file or message so that only someone who has ...

Community driven content discussing all aspects of software development from DevOps to design patterns. If distributed version control is your thing, you need to master the intricacies of the files on ...

In this comprehensive overview, Philomatics explore the ins and outs of Git submodules, from their core functionality to their most common pitfalls. You’ll learn how submodules can help you lock ...