Learn how to use the git-cherry-pick command to pluck a single commit out of a repository history and apply it to a different branch.
Some stuff to help you along during the lesson:
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In this lesson we are going to learn how to create our own starter templates for Git. For our example we’ll change the default branch name from master to main.
In this lesson we are going to learn how to create our own starter templates for Git. For our example we’ll change the default branch name from master to main.
In Git we have a fair amount of freedom in how we name our branches. But there are some conventions and, most importantly, rules.
In this video learn how to use git-amend to change a commit message and author.
Sometimes we want to know all of the changed files and the changes within a certain time range.
The git-diff command is very flexible and we'll use it to get a list of changed files between two branches and output them to a text file.
