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Learn how to cut costs in your CI/CD pipeline with these 5 strategic steps, including optimizing build environments and leveraging caching.

5 steps to reduce CI/CD costs

This guide covers automated code testing best practices.

Best practices for testing your code

This guide explains how to handle the Git error that prevents pulling with rebase due to unstaged changes.

How to resolve the Git error "cannot pull with rebase you have unstaged changes"

Explore the best practices for CI/CD, including detailed examples using GitHub Actions, to improve automation, efficiency, and reliability in software development processes.

CI/CD best practices

GitHub

Learn how to optimize your CI/CD pipelines in GitHub Actions using effective caching strategies to speed up builds and reduce build times.

How to use caching in CI/CD with GitHub Actions

This guide covers how to use CircleCI environment variables.

CircleCI environment variables

Enhance your GitHub code review efficiency with our expert guides, top tools, and streamlined workflows, designed to save your team valuable time and resources.

How to do GitHub code reviews that don't take all week

Our favorite code review tools for better, faster, and simpler review workflows.

8 code review tools for achieving a clean and efficient workflow

Create effective pull request templates for GitHub that streamline collaboration and simplify review processes.

Comprehensive Checklist: GitHub PR Template

This guide will cover the process of creating pull requests in GitHub through various methods, including the GitHub web interface, command line, and the GitHub API.

Creating pull requests in GitHub

Learn how to resolve the Git error "error merging is not possible because you have unmerged files" with detailed steps and examples.

How to resolve the Git error "error merging is not possible because you have unmerged files"

Learn to fix the common git error "fatal: cannot do a partial commit during a merge" using the command line.

How to resolve the git error "fatal cannot do a partial commit during a merge"

This guide provides detailed instructions on how to find the remote URL associated with your Git repository.

How to retrieve the remote URL in Git

Learn how to efficiently change branches and branch names in Git with this guide, covering both local and remote changes.

How to change branches in Git

Discover how to update the remote URL in your Git repository, ensuring your project points to the correct remote.

How to change the remote URL in Git

Learn step-by-step methods to diagnose and improve the performance of the git clone command, including network settings and repository management strategies.

Troubleshooting when git clone is slow or hanging

Learn how to compare a local branch to a remote branch in Git, including commands for comparing files and overall branch differences.

How to compare a local branch to a remote branch in Git

Learn various methods to copy branches, files, and changes between branches in Git.

How to copy a branch in git

Learn how to effectively create new branches in Git using command line instructions, ensuring you can manage various features and fixes in your development projects.

How to create a new branch in Git

This guide explains the various methods to discard local changes in your Git repository, including using commands like git checkout and git reset.

How to discard local changes in Git

Learn how to safely discard unstaged changes in Git, keeping your project clean and your repository organized.

How to discard unstaged changes in Git

This guide explains various methods to retrieve the current branch name in Git.

How to get the current branch name in Git

Learn how to handle large files in your Git projects with Git Large File Storage (LFS) handling large files efficiently in your projects in this step-by-step guide.

How to use Git Large File Storage (LFS)

Guide on how to use the "git lfs pull" command to manage large files with Git LFS, including pulling specific files, all files, and handling recursive operations.

How to use git LFS pull

Learn how to use the git log -1 command to view the latest commit in your Git repository, including options to format and filter the output.

How to use the git log -1 command

This guide covers the basics of using the `git commit -m` command, including variations and best practices.

How to use the git commit -m command

Learn the process of merging a branch into the main branch in Git, including preparatory steps, execution, and handling merge conflicts effectively.

How to merge a Git branch into main

Learn how to manage and overwrite local changes during a Git pull operation, including scenarios when you want to keep or discard local modifications.

How to overwrite local changes when executing a git pull command

Learn how to pull from another branch in Git.

How to pull from another branch in Git

Understand the nuances of the git push origin command, including how to push to specific branches and set upstream tracking with examples.

How to use git push origin

Explore how to use the "git push -u origin" command in Git, including variations with main and HEAD.

Understanding the git command "git push -u origin"

Learn how to resolve the Git error "git rebase invalid upstream" with this comprehensive guide, including troubleshooting steps and best practices.

How to resolve the Git error "git rebase invalid upstream"

This guide explains how to recover a Git stash, including how to recover deleted and dropped stashes.

How to recover a Git stash

Explore different git remove commands to manage files, branches, and commits, including how to handle untracked files and remove local branches.

How to use git remove commands effectively

Learn how to unstage files in Git that have been previously staged using 'git add', enhancing your version control practices.

How to remove files after running git add

Learn how to remove files from a Git commit using different methods. This guide covers scenarios for modifying commit history and best practices for handling committed files.

How to remove committed files in Git

Learn the steps to remove a file from a Git commit.

How to remove a file from a Git commit

This guide gives an overview of the methods to unstage files in Git, whether you're working with single files or managing multiple changes.

How to remove files from staging in Git

Learn the process of how to remove a remote origin in Git, including step-by-step instructions and command line examples.

How to remove a remote origin in Git

This guide explains the steps to remove Git submodules from your repository, including how to completely eliminate submodule dependencies and clean up your project.

How to remove a Git submodule from your project

Understand the 'git reset HEAD' command with examples on how to revert changes in your repository using hard, soft, and mixed resets, along with resetting to a remote HEAD.

How to use Git reset HEAD

This guide explains the process of reverting a merge in Git, providing detailed steps and examples.

How to revert a merge in Git

Learn the step-by-step process to revert changes to a file in Git, restoring it to a previous state using the git revert command.

How to revert a file in Git

Understand the functionality of git soft reset, including scenarios for its use and step-by-step commands to revert commits while preserving your working directory changes.

How to use git soft reset

Learn step-by-step how to resolve submodule conflicts in Git.

How to solve submodule conflicts in Git

This guide provides a detailed look into how to use SSH with Git, including creating SSH keys, adding them to your GitHub account, and cloning repositories using SSH.

How to use SSH with Git

Explore the details of the Git staging area, including how to stage changes, modify the staging area, and remove files from staging. This guide also includes practical commands and workflows to make you more comfortable working in the Git staging area.

Understanding the Git staging area

A guide on deleting Git stashes, including instructions for removing specific, last, or all stashes efficiently.

How to delete stashes in Git

Best practices for naming stashes in Git

Learn to selectively stash files in Git with this step-by-step guide, including how to stash one file, apply stashes to single files, and manage your other stashes.

How to stash a single file in Git

Learn the steps to stop tracking files in Git without deleting them from your local file system, including commands and scenarios for different use cases.

How to stop tracking a file in Git

Learn how to sync a Git branch with the main branch using step-by-step instructions and commands to ensure your feature branch stays up-to-date.

How to sync a Git branch with the main branch

Explore the process of pushing Git tags to remote repositories, covering basic and advanced methods to manage your project versions.

How to push Git tags

Learn how to undo unstaged changes in Git using various methods including command line, Git GUI, ensuring a clean working directory.

How to undo unstaged changes in Git

This guide explains how to update submodules in Git, covering various commands and scenarios to ensure your submodules stay up-to-date.

How to update submodules in Git

This guide covers use cases for GitHub actions and how to use it in code automation.

GitHub Actions and code automation

This guide will explore how to use caching effectively with GitHub Actions, focusing on Docker, Node.js dependencies, and general cache management.

Caching in GitHub Actions

This guide covers how to use the GitHub Actions checkout action.

Using GitHub Actions checkout

This guide will explore the different types of contexts available in GitHub Actions and how they can be utilized to help manage your workflows.

Understanding contexts in GitHub Actions

This guide will cover how to set and use environment variables in GitHub Actions.

Using environment variables in GitHub Actions

This guide covers how to configure GitHub Actions to cache dependencies, build projects, and publish artifacts using Gradle.

Using GitHub Actions with Gradle

This guide will delve into the different input types available in GitHub Actions, how to use inputs in workflow dispatch events, and managing specific input types like booleans.

GitHub Actions inputs

This guide explores how to set up and use manual triggers for GitHub Actions, which can be particularly useful for deployments, manual tests, or any process where you want more control over when the action should run.

Manually triggering GitHub Actions

This guide will explore the various aspects of permissions within GitHub Actions, including workflow permissions settings, handling permission denials, and the scope of the `GITHUB_TOKEN`.

GitHub Actions permissions

In this guide, we'll explore the different aspects of managing secrets in GitHub Actions, including inheritance, safety, best practices, and more.

GitHub Actions secrets

This guide will explore the intricacies of GitHub Actions status, including how to monitor build status, how to integrate build status badges into your repository, and how to check workflow status effectively.

GitHub Actions status

This guide will cover the default environment variables provided by GitHub Actions, instructions for accessing and setting environment variables, and best practices for using them in your GitHub Actions pipelines.

GitHub Actions variables

This guide will explore how to configure and use the `workflow_dispatch` event, including how to define inputs for more dynamic workflows.

GitHub Actions workflow_dispatch event

Learn how to implement and manage branch protection rules in GitHub for multiple branches, using both the GitHub UI and the API, to enhance your project's security and workflow.

Understanding GitHub branch protection rules

This guide covers the steps and best practices for changing commit descriptions in Git to maintain clear and accurate project histories.

How to change a commit description in Git

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of GitHub CODEOWNERS, explaining how to effectively use a CODEOWNERS file to manage code review responsibilities in your projects.

Understanding GitHub CODEOWNERS

In this guide, we'll explore what GitHub Codespaces is, its pricing, whether it offers free options, and some alternatives.

GitHub Codespaces

This guide will cover the similarities and differences between GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT, focusing on their applications in software development.

GitHub Copilot vs ChatGPT

This guide will cover how to create a pull request via the command line, integrating detailed technical insights and examples of terminal outputs.

Create pull request from the GitHub command line

Learn how to safely delete git branches, both locally and remotely hosted on GitHub, with this step-by-step guide, ensuring a clean and manageable repository.

How to delete a branch in GitHub

This guide explores how to close pull requests, delete branches related to closed pull requests, and delete specific files within pull requests.

Delete pull requests in GitHub

This guide explains the steps to delete both remote git repositories hosted on GitHub and their local counterparts, ensuring you understand the consequences and necessary precautions before removal.

How to delete a repository in GitHub

Learn about deleting branches in GitHub, what happens to them after deletion, and how you can recover them if needed.

Managing deleted branches in GitHub

GitHub Desktop was introduced by GitHub to provide an intuitive graphical interface for managing Git repositories. It aims to simplify complex Git commands into an easy-to-use interface and targets both individual developers and teams. GitHub Desktop has gained steady adoption since its inception, particularly among users who are already invested in the GitHub ecosystem.

GitHub Desktop

In this guide, we'll cover everything from downloading GitHub Desktop to using it effectively across different operating systems.

This guide explains the process of downloading a specific folder from a GitHub repository, covering multiple methods and tools.

How to download a folder from GitHub

In this guide, we'll explore the various aspects of GitHub Enterprise, including its cloud and server options, pricing structure, API capabilities, and the integration of GitHub Copilot for enterprise users.

GitHub Enterprise

This guide covers how to use the GitHub merge queue.

GitHub merge queue

This guide covers the essentials of using GitHub Pages, including setting up a site, deploying it, using a custom domain, handling private repositories, and troubleshooting common issues like the 404 error.

GitHub Pages

This guide provides an overview of GitHub's personal access tokens (PATs), including how to create and use PATs effectively.

GitHub personal access tokens

Learn how to effectively build a GitHub PR dashboard with Graphite Insights for improved project oversight and team collaboration.

Building a GitHub PR dashboard with Graphite Insights

Learn how to manage GitHub PR dependencies smoothly and efficiently without the stress, ensuring a seamless project workflow.

Handling GitHub PR dependencies without breaking a sweat

This guide will walk you through the entire pull request review workflow on GitHub, from creating and reviewing PRs to managing reviewers and filtering PRs by reviewer.

The GitHub pull request review workflow

This guide will walk you through how to create, add, and manage pull request templates in your GitHub repositories.

GitHub pull request templates

This guide covers the fundamental aspects of the GitHub pull request workflow, including how to set up and use GitHub Actions to automate checks and how to manage pull requests from forks.

GitHub Actions pull request workflow

In this guide, we'll explore how to use the GitHub pull request API to manage pull requests effectively.

GitHub pull request API

Explore the differences between 'git pull' and 'git fetch', and learn when to use each command for effective version control with GitHub.