Category: Git
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Kubuntu – Reset Git Saved Credentials
Understood. It sounds like Kubuntu, with its KDE environment, is using its own keychain or wallet to manage your credentials, overriding the default Git settings. The command `git config –global –unset credential.helper` is a good first step, but it doesn’t clear the data that’s already been stored. To wipe the slate clean, you’ll need to…
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Mastering git reset –hard and git clean
Step into the high-stakes world of version control, where a single misstep can cost you everything. You’re at the table with Git, and it’s time to learn how to play your hand like a pro. Forget what you think you know about “undoing” changes; this is a game of precision, and our house rules are…
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Using tags like `-BETA` or `-RC` is a common practice in software development to indicate the stability and readiness of a release. Here’s a breakdown of what they mean and when to use them.
Using tags like `-BETA` or `-RC` is a common practice in software development to indicate the stability and readiness of a release. Here’s a breakdown of what they mean and when to use them. ### What They Are * **BETA**: A beta release is a version of your software that is feature-complete but not yet…
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git push –set-upstream origin feature/content/autosave
Here’s how to remove local branches that no longer exist on your Git origin: —– ### Remove Local Branches Not on Origin To clean up your local repository by deleting branches that have been removed from the remote (origin), you’ll use two main commands: 1. **Fetch with Prune:** This command updates your remote-tracking branches and…
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Stop Git From Constantly Asking For Your Password!
If you’re working with Git, you’ve probably encountered this common annoyance: it *just won’t stop asking for your username and password* every time you try to `push`, `pull`, or `Workspace` from a remote repository. It’s enough to break your focus and slow down your workflow. But don’t worry, you’re not alone, and there are straightforward…