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Super-charging 'git rebase' with 'git absorb'
In this post I describe the git-absorb tool, and show how it can super-charge your git rebase workflow, removing a huge amount of manual work!…
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Smoother rebases with auto-squashing Git commits
In this post I introduce the --autosquash flag for git interactive rebases, describe what it does and how to format your commits to use it…
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Working with Git in JetBrains Rider
In this post, I describe how I work day-to-day with Git using JetBrains' Rider, working exclusively with keyboard shortcuts, but with the benefits of a GUI…
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Working with stacked branches in Git is easier with --update-refs
In this post I discuss how to use the new Git rebasing feature, --update-refs, and how it makes working with stacked branches/PRs easier.…
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Handling concurrent merges to master in multi-stage Azure DevOps pipelines
In this post I describe a problem we were seeing in our large Azure DevOps pipeline, where a merge to master would cause PR builds to break mid-run.…
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Reducing the size of a git repository with git-replace
In this post I show how you can split a git repo into 'current' and 'history' repos, and then join them again using git-replace as necessary…
in Git
