Tag: version-control
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Git Revert vs Reset vs Restore Three different ways to undo in git — revert creates a new undo commit (safe for shared branches), reset moves HEAD (rewrites history, dangerous on shared branches), restore undoes working directory changes.
2mo ago
git intermediate
Git Bisect 1.7.14 A binary search tool that finds the commit that introduced a bug by marking commits as good or bad — locating the culprit in O(log n) steps.
2mo ago
git intermediate
Git Cherry-Pick Applies the changes from a specific commit onto the current branch, creating a new commit with the same changes but a different hash.
2mo ago
git intermediate
Git Internals Git stores all data as content-addressed objects (blobs, trees, commits, tags) in a directed acyclic graph — understanding this explains every git command's behaviour.
2mo ago
git advanced
Git Reflog A log of every position HEAD has pointed to — the safety net for recovering commits after a bad reset, rebase, or accidental branch deletion.
2mo ago
git intermediate
Git Stash 1.5 Temporarily shelves uncommitted changes so you can switch context — work in progress is saved to a stack and restored when you return.
2mo ago
git beginner
Git Tags Named references to specific commits, used to mark release points — annotated tags include metadata and are signed; lightweight tags are just pointers.
2mo ago
git beginner