GitPic, using Github to do chart bed widgets
Recently I wrote a blog with my own blog system Fame. I used Github to make a graphic bed for the pictures in my blog,...
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Git command: Git command: Git command
January 18, 2024
by Mannat Mane
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Sister Tianqi briefly talk about the implementation principle of Git, know its reason to know; I've sorted out the 12 most commonly used daily commands...
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There are code submission specifications that you probably didn’t know about until now
January 18, 2024
by Deborah Smith
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When I wrote my own code, whenever I needed to submit the code to GitHub, I would directly git commit 'XXXX', and then push it...
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Remember a pit in git rebase
January 18, 2024
by Navya Sarraf
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In 2021, more and more people are using Rebase instead of merge. We can see that both Github and GitLab are using Rebase first when...
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Git command (infinite update)
January 18, 2024
by Anne Anderson
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If you want to ignore the file A.py has been added to the staging area to be submitted. If you add a.py to.gitignore, ignoring it...
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With Git, you don’t need an IDE anymore!
January 18, 2024
by Stephen Godfrey-Curtis
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Hello everyone, today I will introduce you to a hidden function - search. One of the things we often encounter when writing code is that...
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Perfect solution to homebrew slow Git slow and other problems
January 18, 2024
by 賴俊賢
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Have you ever wondered if the company you work with has implemented proxy networking, but it is still very slow to use Homebrew and Git...
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If you can’t use Git in 9102 years, you are OUT!
January 18, 2024
by Matthew Skinner
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One of the most important differences between a Git distributed version control system and a central repository is that it will have a local repository....
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Git common command, summary is very complete!
January 18, 2024
by Flynn Carpenter
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Generally speaking, as long as you remember the following 6 commands for daily use, it is ok. But proficient use, I am afraid to memorize...
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Git command dictionary – git command dictionary
January 18, 2024
by Amelia Jackson
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Git is a local repository with a hidden directory, which is not a workspace but a version repository of Git. Cache (stage/index): stage, or index....
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ProGit reading notes
January 18, 2024
by Kiaan Bir
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To remove a file from Git, you must remove it from the staging area and commit it. You can do this with git rm and...
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With Git, I’m not afraid to mess up my code anymore!
January 18, 2024
by Chloe Webb
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Git storage is a very common function in git. You've all had the experience when you're co-developing, where you're halfway through a feature, and for...
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commit hash
January 18, 2024
by 張佳穎
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At Git commit time, the commit record is encoded into a 16-bit hash value using the SHA-1 algorithm, which is an asymmetric algorithm and cannot...
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Two tips for using Git rebase
January 18, 2024
by Kate Flood
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In this article, we will start with the most important git branch concepts to help you better understand the nature of git branches, so that...
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How do I manage common projects referenced by multiple projects?
January 18, 2024
by Mary Ward-MacPherson
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Due to the explosion of mobile Internet and the embarrassment of responsive pages, developing Web and mobile projects has become standard. Of course, in reality,...
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Git switches branches and merges branches
January 18, 2024
by Samiha Gokhale
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Set global variables, user name set global variables, Mailbox View status Add all files to staging Add all files to staging, excluding deleting files submit...
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How to set up proxies for Git, NPM, and Yarn
January 18, 2024
by 孫哲瑋
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Sometimes the network is bad, but most of the time it's because the proxy Settings we use have changed and the apps haven't. Let's look...
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Git command summary
January 18, 2024
by Kiaan Ranganathan
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Git init, git add., git commit -m "First commit"
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Useful commands in Git that you may not know about
January 18, 2024
by 成雅慧
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Git is essential for project development, and there are only a few commands we use (branch, merge...). When we use them, we often find that...
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Merge and Rebase differ from selection in a project
January 18, 2024
by Onkar Gour
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The real history is no longer visible after rebase. Some teams prefer to merge with Rebase because it can form a linear history, so that...
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Git important concepts and common commands
January 18, 2024
by 李俊宏
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This article is the study notes of Git, please follow liao Xuefeng Git tutorial. 1. Version repository & staging directory git is the version repository...
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Why should you stop using Git rebase
January 17, 2024
by 錢佩珊
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After working with Git for a few years, I've found that using more and more advanced Git commands has become part of my daily workflow....
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Git is a must-have for programmers
January 17, 2024
by Miss Chloe Perry
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The birth of Git is an interesting story. Linus opened the Linux kernel to open source in 1991, and countless Linux enthusiasts were writing code...
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Use Git for collaborative development of some personal summary and common Git command list!
January 17, 2024
by Dale Bishop
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Git branch now has a master branch and a dev branch. The local dev branch and the remote dev branch are identical (because the origin/dev...
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Git advanced Use – Git reflog handles code loss & collaborative development keeps Git information concise
January 17, 2024
by Dr. Gillian Clark
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Reflog is a safety net for Git operations, with the ability to log changes to almost any local repository. All branch commits that have been...
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Git Interactive Base Touch tutorial –Android Studio
January 17, 2024
by Dishani Sodhi
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Git rebase -i <base-commit> -i git rebase -i <base-commit> -i
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Development not Afraid — Two common Ways to Undo commit (Git)
January 17, 2024
by Eric Miller
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In the context of github, some of the most common things you can do are to undo a submission and revert it back to what...
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From Commit normalization to publishing custom CHANGELOG templates
January 17, 2024
by Saanvi Hari
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One problem with this is that in this commit, I may only change one file, for example, I changed the contents of a.js, but it...
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