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Git is case-sensitive, whereas many operating systems like Windows and macOS (despite being Unix) are not. That causes problems when working with a Git repository that contains files with the same names but different casing. You get the following paths have collided (e.g. case-sensitive paths on a case-insensitive filesystem) and only one from the same […]
One commit feature branch using Git squash. Squashing commits is a dangerous yet lovely feature of Git. It is dangerous because if we are not sure what we are doing or being careful about it, we can screw up the entire repository or at least cause some code loss. Lovely, because it’s handy to keep […]
Undoubtedly GitHub is the most popular distributed web-based revision control system. Beside of being able to use nearly all Git facilities, it comes with extra easy to use functions that might not be easy to access in other platforms like Bitbucket. One of my favorite GitHub facilities is Webhooks & services. Basically you can use […]
Previously I wrote two posts about Git commands which first one was the basics and second one intermediate level. This post covers upper intermediate level about Git commands with focus areas on branching and merging. If you still have not gone through the previous posts, I highly recommend to look at them first.I did my […]
Apart from various IDEs (including Eclipse) which provide you great Git features visually, accessing Git from command line also can be a new experience which is very useful and from my perspective is a must for any developer that pushes the code in Git (GitHub, BitBucket, etc.). Git in terminal is quite amazing and you […]
Both GitHub and Bitbucket web-based Git repository hosting services, however, there are differences between these two. In this post I discuss the differences based on my experience. GitHub hosts much more source code and repositories in comparison with Bitbucket, hence, it is more famous especially, when Linux kernel maintains in GitHub. In addition to that, […]
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