BitBucket Geek: Master your Pull Requests on the Command Line (correction: API v2)

BitBucket does have quite a UI these days, but I really don’t like websites that update their assets every single…

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Useful Git Commands

Git is a most widely used and powerful version control system for tracking changes in computer files and coordinating work…

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Selecting Git commits by message

  In order to checkout, cherry-pick, or reset Git commits, you don’t have to provide their SHA commit hash. All…

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Tools For Software Engineering Teams

The effect of poorly performing web applications echoes across various parts of the business. The more breakage there is, the…

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What is the difference between ‘git pull’ and ‘git fetch’?

In the simplest terms, git pull does a git fetch followed by a git merge. You can do a git…

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4 Not-So-Obvious Reasons Why You Should Migrate From TFVC to Git

The Team Foundation Server (TFS) is a Microsoft product that provides all the necessary features to support the software development…

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People migrating from Github to Gitlab should learn about these details first

After Microsoft’s recent acquisition of Github, a mass exodus has kind of begun and many small and large projects are…

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Storing Encrypted Credentials In Git

We all know that we should not commit any passwords or keys to the repo with our code (no matter…

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Git commit fixup and autosquash

Git commit fixup and autosquash are helpful features when you want to “fix” changes from a single commit in your…

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