How to Use git cherry-pick in Git
In collaborative development, sometimes you want to apply a specific commit from one branch to another — without merging the …
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How to Force Pull in Git (Safely and Effectively)
When working with Git, you may occasionally encounter a situation where your local changes conflict with the latest version on …
How to Check All Branches in Git
Whether you’re working on a team or managing your own project, it’s important to understand how to view the available …
How to Create an Account on GitHub (Step-by-Step Guide)
GitHub is the world’s most popular platform for hosting and collaborating on code. Whether you’re a developer, student, or open-source …
How to Pull the Latest Code from Git
When working in a team or on a shared repository, it’s crucial to keep your local codebase up to date …
How to Revert git add in Git (Unstage Files)
Mistakenly added a file to the staging area with git add? Don’t worry — Git makes it easy to undo …
How to Remove All Changes in Git and Start Fresh
Sometimes in development, things go sideways — maybe your code isn’t working as expected, or you just want to start …
How to Fork a Repository in GitHub
One of GitHub’s most powerful features is the ability to fork repositories. Forking lets you create your own copy of …
How to Add node_modules to .gitignore in Git
When working on a Node.js project, the node_modules folder can grow extremely large — often with thousands of files. Including …
How to Delete a Local Branch in Git
In Git, branches are used to isolate features, fixes, or experiments. Once a branch has served its purpose — typically …