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Submitted 4 months ago

Tried to go FAST

TonyPeterson•40
@TonyPeterson
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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

This time I just tried to move fast fast fast to see what errors I would create.

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

Being the solo one-man-show I've been for years, the Git workflow is clunky to me and I don't have the add/commit/push/pull flow worked out yet. I have to look them up every time to know what I'm doing.

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  • hitmorecode•7,240
    @hitmorecodePosted 4 months ago

    The git work flow is easy to understand. When you make a change and you want to "save it on git";

    • you do git add if it's just one file you do git add <file> for multiple files you do git add . this will place the file(s) "in the git buffer". Once the file(s) is in the buffer to save it on git do this;
    • git commit -m "<comment>" with this the file(s) will be added to git. You can check by doing git log this will show a list of all saves you added to git. Keep it in mind when you do this, the files are saves local. The only exist in your PC.
    • git push is when you want to send the added files to a platform like (github, gitlab) and so on. With this you are saving the files on those platforms.
    • git pull you use it when you want to get a remote file(s) (file(s) saved on a platform) to your local PC.

    I tried to keep it as simple as possible. I hope this was helpful Keep it up 👍👌

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