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Git Workflow

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  1. Stashing changes
    • The article covers the concept of stashing changes in Git, explaining what it is, why it’s useful, how to use it, and how to view and manage stashes.
  2. Cherry-picking commits
    • The article covers the usage and benefits of cherry-picking Git commits, which allows selectively applying specific changes from one branch to another without merging the entire branch.
  3. Resetting branches
    • This article covers how to reset a branch to a previous commit using Git, with emphasis on the hard reset option.
  4. Tagging commits
    • The article covers how to create annotated tags in Git to mark important milestones in a project’s history.
  5. Pushing changes to a remote repository
    • The article covers the process of pushing changes to a remote Git repository, including steps to follow and its importance in collaboration and backup.
  6. Pulling changes from a remote repository
    • The article covers how to pull changes from a remote Git repository, including why it’s necessary, the git pull command, and resolving merge conflicts.
  7. Cloning a repository
    • The article covers the concept of cloning a Git repository to create a local copy, including an explanation of what it is, how to do it, and its importance in working with Git.

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