Git worktrees have been around since 2015, but it wasn't until recently they became popular. Learn what they are, how to use them, and why you might.
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Free Git tools for clearer diffs, code review, history analysis, merge handling and repository maintenance.
The post 29 Useful Free and Open Source Git Tools for Diff Review and Repository History appeared first on LinuxLinks.
submitted by kunegis to git
18 points | 1 comments
さて、今年もGit講習会の時期がやってまいりました。2025年の開催報告もよければご覧ください！
2025 年度 Git 講習会
Discover how to use VS Code to interact with GitHub and maintain your projects.
The post GitHub for Beginners: Getting started with Git and GitHub in VS Code appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
Ich hatte jahrelang zwei Apps im Einsatz für das, was eigentlich zusammengehört: Evernote für Notizen und Wissen, Todoist für Aufgaben. Das funktionierte so mittelprächtig – nicht katastrophal, aber mit dem unterschwelligen Gefühl, dass beide Tools eigentlich für etwas anderes gebaut wurden und ich sie zweckentfremde.
Evernote ist im Kern ein Ablagesystem für Dokumente und Web-Clips, kein…
結論から言うと、Cursorユーザーは今すぐバージョン2.5以上にアップデートしてください。 2026年4月28日、AIコーディングツール「Cursor」にCVSS 9.9（ほぼ満点） の致命的な脆弱性が公開されました。 あなたが悪意のあるリポジトリをgit cloneするだけで、何も操作しなくてもPCが完全に乗っ取られます。 何が起きている...
A critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in GitHub could potentially allow attackers to execute arbitrary code on GitHub.com and GitHub Enterprise Server.
Uncovered by Wiz researchers, the now-patched bug exploited how GitHub handles server-side “git push” operations. By crafting malicious input within a standard Git push, an authenticated user could execute arbitrary commands via…
submitted by codeinabox to git
18 points | 1 comments
https://cekrem.github.io/posts/git-history-git-2-54/
The open source Git project just released Git 2.54. Here is GitHub’s look at some of the most interesting features and changes introduced since last time.
The post Highlights from Git 2.54 appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
Recently, for work reasons I have had to work on Windows and that is why I had the need to look for a comfortable option to use Git on Windows, with support from Bash to which I am accustomed in Linux and with Python Anaconda recognized. Somehow, the minimum version of how to use Windows without dying trying.
Anaconda Python
The first thing is to proceed to install Anaconda Python from its…
submitted by canpolat to git
3 points | 0 comments
https://piechowski.io/post/git-commands-before-reading-code/
Automate Datadog dashboards, monitors, and custom metrics with secure API keys, retry handling, and version-controlled configs.
This mod provides a game-agnostic API to limit node interaction based on an access list.
The owner of an access list can add player names to grant them access to the node or feature the list controls.
The mod provides a purposeful and neutral looking formspec, and customizing options to adapt it to your game/mod but also allows to prepend the formspec as needed.
_The access list dialog…
This mod provides a game-agnostic API to limit node interaction based on an access list.
The owner of an access list can add player names to grant them access to the node or feature the list controls.
The mod provides a purposeful and neutral looking formspec, and customizing options to adapt it to your game/mod but also allows to prepend the formspec as needed.
_The access list dialog…
This mod provides a game-agnostic API to limit node interaction based on an access list.
The owner of an access list can add player names to grant them access to the node or feature the list controls.
The mod provides a purposeful and neutral looking formspec, and customizing options to adapt it to your game/mod but also allows to prepend the formspec as needed.
_The access list dialog…
This mod provides a game-agnostic API to limit node interaction based on an access list.
The owner of an access list can add player names to grant them access to the node or feature the list controls.
The mod provides a purposeful and neutral looking formspec, and customizing options to adapt it to your game/mod but also allows to prepend the formspec as needed.
_The access list dialog…
This mod provides a game-agnostic API to limit node interaction based on an access list.
The owner of an access list can add player names to grant them access to the node or feature the list controls.
The mod provides a purposeful and neutral looking formspec, and customizing options to adapt it to your game/mod but also allows to prepend the formspec as needed.
_The access list dialog…
This mod provides a game-agnostic API to limit node interaction based on an access list.
The owner of an access list can add player names to grant them access to the node or feature the list controls.
The mod provides a purposeful and neutral looking formspec, and customizing options to adapt it to your game/mod but also allows to prepend the formspec as needed.
_The access list dialog…
This mod provides a game-agnostic API to limit node interaction based on an access list.
The owner of an access list can add player names to grant them access to the node or feature the list controls.
The mod provides a purposeful and neutral looking formspec, and customizing options to adapt it to your game/mod but also allows to prepend the formspec as needed.
_The access list dialog…
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What Is jj-fzf? The Jujutsu VCS has flexible expressions for specifying
revision sets and allows non-linear editing of (ancestry) commits. jj-fzf
is an interactive TUI that turns the jj log output into a fast keyboard
driven control panel. Based on fzf, it allows live revset editing, instant
diff…
The ides of security March are upon us — Qualys reports the discovery by their threat research unit of vulnerabilities in the Linux AppArmor system used by SUSE, Debian, Ubuntu, and …read more
How to tell git that a change SHOULD NOT be considered?
tl;dr: git update-index --assume-unchanged Continue reading →
The post Git: ignoring temporary changes first appeared on Narf.
submitted by canpolat to git
8 points | 2 comments
https://github.com/flamestro/deff
submitted by altkey to git
23 points | 18 comments
Do you use some GUI, TUI, terminal commands, plugins for other software?
Ideally, I want to find a cross-platform GUI app, preferably a FOSS one, and with as less overhead as possible, e.g. no Electron.
We use git all the time, so configuring it to work better with us is a worthwhile investment. Here are some changes I like to make.
Make pull requests easier to review. Learn commit organization, diff filtering, annotations, and context that helps reviewers understand changes faster.
Een aflevering met het voltallige CodeKlets team, boordevol met tips, tips en nog eens tips!
A straightforward guide to setting up your computer for development based on what I use and how to install it.
A quick set of commands to safely move your Bitbucket repo to Github all while keeping history and everything.
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