And the main branch is ignored by default, to not do something dangerous. Maybe also a hint if you delete a branch when you are checkout into it at the moment ...
Or some similar feature, with a good described documentation in one place π
There should really be a really good cleanup way actually.
Heck, even simply an automated way, merged branch -> get info back to delete it when it's not active anymore.
But at the very least indeed a option to make it easier and safe for people to do this.
One of the most salient features of our Tech Hiring culture is that there is so much bullshit. Everyone knows this. Each of us contributes his share. But we tend to take the situation for granted.
So many common tasks don't have an intuitive solution, and the official documentation has a chicken and egg problem where you can search only what you already know how to do.
So lots of Google traffic.
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Very handy one-liners.
There should be a git command especially for this cases. Something like:
And the main branch is ignored by default, to not do something dangerous. Maybe also a hint if you delete a branch when you are checkout into it at the moment ...
Or some similar feature, with a good described documentation in one place π
There should really be a really good cleanup way actually.
Heck, even simply an automated way, merged branch -> get info back to delete it when it's not active anymore.
But at the very least indeed a option to make it easier and safe for people to do this.
Git is a goldmine for content creators.
So many common tasks don't have an intuitive solution, and the official documentation has a chicken and egg problem where you can search only what you already know how to do.
So lots of Google traffic.