Un outil en ligne de commande pour être plus efficace avec git.

En attendant, j'utilise Fork pour le côté professionnel, et je reste en CLI simple pour les projets personnels. C'est peut-être l'outil dont j'avais besoin au lieu de Fork ! Sous le coude, car ses commandes ressemblent à celles de git, et elle sont plus lisible pour les humains. Et c'est ce dont on a besoin avec git !

How to remove credentials inadvertenly inserted in the git repo

git-bundle: package a git repository
git namespacing: share a codebase between repositories
git hooks: run custom executable on git actions

and more

git tag v1.0.0 8bad64f6e9 -f : the -f option force the tag to update if it already exists.
Then push with git push origin --tags --force

And I agree too, git sucks as UX.
I am the first one to be the git workflow breaker.

• git fetch --all --prune: drop all removed upstream branches
• git gc --aggressive: compress the .git repo

And the way to solve them

TL;DR: only fetch the branch master on large repository 👍

Git more user-friendly and rewritten in Rust. Mhmhmh OK, something to follow and see where it goes.

git config --global alias.squashbranch '! f() { git rebase -i $(git merge-base HEAD $1); }; f'

Then use it with git squashbranch origin/master

Oh ouiiiii ! A lightweight git repository hosting.
...lightweight 🤣
(via https://linuxfr.org/users/devnewton/liens/gitea-autohebergement-de-depots-git-facile)

All is explained here : Git can't watch all the files and detect changes between the Working Directory and the Staging Area. The node_modules directory is not ignored as expected.

I am using Ubuntu 20.04. Increasing the limit max_user_watches does not fix it for me (+ I have only 4GB of RAM).

Solution : putting the config from the default config file to the user one :

    "files.watcherExclude": {
        "**/.git/objects/**": true,
        "**/.git/subtree-cache/**": true,
        "**/node_modules/**": true,
        "**/.hg/store/**": true
    },

from the defaultSettings.json (Command palette : Preferences : Open default Settings (JSON)) to the userSettings.json (Command palette : Preferences : Open Settings (JSON)). WTF ?! But cool, it works 😎