Git Programming Tutorials, Guides & Best Practices

Create a new branch from stashed changes:

git stash branch feature-from-stash

git reset --soft HEAD~1

• HEAD~1 refers to the previous commit.
• --soft keeps your changes in the staging area so you can recommit them if needed.

• name: CI: The name of the workflow.
• on: [push, pull_request]: Specifies the events that trigger the workflow. In this case, it runs on every push and pull request.
• jobs: Defines the jobs within the workflow.
• runs-on: ubuntu-latest: Specifies the environment where the job will run. Here, it's the latest version of Ubuntu.
• steps: The individual commands and actions executed during the job. For example, it checks out the code, sets up Node.js, installs dependencies, and runs tests.

Step 2: Commit and Push the Workflow File

# Open the interactive staging interface
git add -p

# Open an interactive rebase interface (also includes staging options)
git rebase -i <branch>

# Open an interactive patch creation interface
git diff --cached -p

# Interactively stage changes
git add -p