Titlebook: Beginning Git and GitHub; A Comprehensive Guid Mariot Tsitoara Book 20201st edition Mariot Tsitoara 2020 Git.GitHub.project management.ver

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Diving into Project Management: Branchesange in our project. Our way of work was simple: choose an issue, make a commit that can resolve it, and push to GitHub. The issue was then resolved and closed. But this way of work is not very adapted in most real-world projects; the potential of screw-ups is too high.

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Better Project Management: Pull Requests We also learned a lot about branches and how to use them. But there is one thing we didn’t get a chance to review: how to combine those two concepts. The answer is simple: Pull Requests and Code Reviews.

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Remote Gitfortable at making change and tracking them with Git. Writing meaningful commit messages is a little bit hard, but you will get better with each commit if you follow the last chapter’s advices. You should also be able to peek at a previous version and view the history logs; those are very important features needed for all further chapters.

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More About Conflictsn’t worry, this chapter will be much easier to digest. We are going to talk about how to get push your branch to remote after a merge conflict. Also, we are going to see some strategies to adopt to reduce the number of conflicts that might happen. Let’s go!