Oh! Imma include the whole comment in my post! 😆
A trick that my friend taught me recently was to just remove the branch that has problems entirely from your local machine and then git pull to get that branch completely fresh from remote - but of course this trick only applies if the problem is only for that branch and that you don't need any local changes on that anymore.
Ah yes! That's a good one.
Looking forward to your cherry-picking article! Haven't tried it before.
Thanks, man! 😌
The deployment practice at my work is such that I often have to cherry-pick commits for a release 😅
I hope you'll like the article. Would you be interested to review a more mature draft once it's ready?
Oh! Imma include the whole comment in my post! 😆
Ah yes! That's a good one.
Thanks, man! 😌
The deployment practice at my work is such that I often have to cherry-pick commits for a release 😅
I hope you'll like the article. Would you be interested to review a more mature draft once it's ready?
sure of course! 😄