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Mastering Advanced Git Workflows for Professional Developers
Deploy code automatically after pushing to a remote repository:
#!/bin/bash
git --work-tree=/var/www/html --git-dir=/path/to/repo checkout -fHow to Undo Your Last Commit Without Changing Your Working Directory
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Mastering GitHub Workflows for Continuous Integration and Deployment
Explanation:
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.
Advanced Git Techniques Cheatsheet: Rebase, Cherry-Pick, and Interactive Staging
This command applies the changes from the specified commit to the main branch.
Interactive staging is a powerful feature that allows you to selectively stage parts of your changes, making it easier to create clean and focused commits. This is particularly useful when you’ve made multiple changes in a file and want to commit them separately.