jb55 on Nostr: I would guess 95% of people who code don't know how to use #git . I see coders ...
I would guess 95% of people who code don't know how to use #git . I see coders struggle with it every day. Once you learn how to use it there is no struggle, only enlightenment. If you're not regularly using:
cherry-pick, rebase -i (squash,fixup,reword,edit), commit --amend/--fixup, reset, add -p, reflog, merge --ff-only (ff), diff --staged (ds)
then its likely you're not using git to its full potential.
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