📌 1. Git Branching Strategies

  • Git Flow (originated by Vincent Driessen):
    A popular model for workflows with develop, main, and feature branches.
    Read more about Git Flow 🔗

  • Trunk-Based Development:
    Simplifies CI/CD by focusing on short-lived branches.

    Trunk-Based Development

  • GitHub Flow:
    Ideal for public repositories with continuous integration.

    GitHub Flow

🔄 2. Rebase vs Merge

  • Merge (📦):
    Preserves commit history with a merge commit.
  • Rebase (🔁):
    Rewrites history to create a linear timeline.

    Use git rebase -i <commit> to interactively rebase.

📌 3. Git Hooks

  • Pre-commit (📌):
    Run linters or tests before committing.
  • Post-receive (📬):
    Automate deployment tasks.
    Explore Git Hooks 🔗

🧠 4. Advanced Commands

  • git reflog (🔍):
    Recover lost commits with git reflog find <hash>.
  • git stash (📦):
    Temporarily save changes: git stash apply to restore.
  • git blame (🔎):
    Track code changes: git blame <file> shows authorship.

🚀 5. Workflow Optimization

  • Cherry-pick (🍒):
    Apply specific commits: git cherry-pick <hash>.
  • Bisect (🔍):
    Debug issues with git bisect <start> <end>.
  • Submodules (📦):
    Manage external repositories: git submodule add <url>.

Git Workflow

Learn more about Git workflows 🔗