Git reflog to the rescue
After completely wiping out a branch prematurely before a merge, more so than ever I love using Git to manage my project repositories.
After completely wiping out a branch prematurely before a merge, more so than ever I love using Git to manage my project repositories.
I am pretty comfortable with using git for my project repositories, but sometimes I slip up when executing commands. Hey, we all can be lazy at points.
When a branch of your code base needs to be shared to other team members, but currently resides only on your local repository, making it remote is a breeze.
Well at least like it has been released. Tagging a released code base is easy as pie and pretty dang helpful when a bug arises.