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Working with stacked branches in git (Part 2)
In this post looking at stacked branches I describe how to handle scenarios such as merging one of your stacked branches and handling changes to main…
in Git
Working with stacked branches in git (Part 1)
In this post I describe why I like to use stacked branches and stacked PRs for larger features, and how I handle making changes to commits in the stack…
in Git
Pushing a whole stack of branches with a single Git command
In this post I show how you can push push a whole stack of branches with a single command using a Git alias: git push-stack…
in Git
Verifying tricky git rebases with git range-diff
In this post I look at the git range-diff feature, show what it's for and how it works, explain the output format, and demonstrate it with a toy scenario…
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Fixing MAX_PATH issues in GitLab
In this post I show how you can enable Git's long-path support in a GitLab job to override Window's MAX_PATH limitations which can cause git clone failures…
Conditionally skipping a trigger job in GitLab based on a previous job
In this post I describe the approaches I explored to conditionally skip a trigger job in GitLab based on a previous job using dynamic pipelines…
