It is possible to fix incorrect email addresses in old git commits, but it involves rewriting the commit history, will change commit hashes, and can generally be expected to require all devs to make new clones. You can use the git filter-repo tool to perform this sort of rewrite! Don’t attempt this unless you understand […]
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If you need to roll your codebase back to a previous state, Git makes it easy to do this right from Git Bash.
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Want to use git for a small team of developers, but can’t (or don’t want to) use a git server? No problem! All you need is a shared network drive (like a dev server) that all of your developers can access. You’ll set up a repository for each developer, a central bare repository for them
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