Category: git

CICD : The benefits of automating build, test, and deployment processes

In the software development world, the ability to automatically build, test, and deploy code has revolutionized the way teams deliver…

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Comparing Git branch differences while ignoring specific directories

In this article, we’ll guide you through the process of comparing differences between two Git branches, and we’ll also show…

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GIT : The runner has not yet connected yet [ Solved ]

In GitLab, the process of setting up a new runner and connecting it to a project involves several steps. Here…

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Git : Understanding the gitlab-ci.yml File in GitLab

The gitlab-ci.yml file is a crucial component of GitLab’s continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipeline. It defines the stages, jobs, and…

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GIT : How to remove the untracked changes in Git

To remove the untracked changes in Git, you have a few options: Delete the untracked files: If you don’t need…

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GIT : How to ignore changes in Git

To ignore changes in Git, you can use the following methods: Ignore changes to specific files: Create a file named…

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GIT : Stashes the changes in GIT

The complete command to use when working with Git’s stash feature is git stash. However, there are several options and…

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Create copilot token for vscode and connect

To create a GitHub Copilot token for Visual Studio Code, you need to generate a personal access token (PAT) on…

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