How to Add Images in a GitHub README
GitHub uses Markdown (.md) syntax for rendering README files. You can add images using either relative paths, direct URLs, or …
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How to Remove a Local Git Branch
Over time, your Git repository may accumulate old or unused branches. Cleaning them up helps keep your project organized and …
How to Merge a Pull Request on GitHub
A pull request (PR) lets contributors propose changes to a codebase. Once reviewed and approved, maintainers can merge the pull …
How to Delete a Forked Repository on GitHub
Forking a repository is a great way to contribute to open-source projects or build upon existing code. But if you …
How to Recover Deleted Files from GitHub
Git and GitHub maintain full version history, so you can recover deleted files in several ways—depending on where and how …
How to Add a Remote Repository in Git
A remote repository is a version of your project hosted online or on a network, allowing you to collaborate, back …
How to Revert a Git Merge Commit
Merges are essential in Git, but sometimes they go wrong. Reverting a merge commit is different from reverting a regular …
How to Force Push in Git (And When You Should or Shouldn’t)
In Git, force pushing allows you to overwrite the remote history with your local changes. While powerful, it’s also risky—so …
How to Add GitHub to Visual Studio Code
Visual Studio Code supports GitHub integration via its built-in Git tools and official extensions. Here’s how to connect your GitHub …
How to Set Up Git with Visual Studio Code
VS Code has built-in Git support, making it easy to initialize repos, stage changes, commit, and push—all from the editor. …