My typical day is staging, committing, pushing, pulling. All pretty straightforward. Sometimes a bit of rebasing before I push to remote if I want to clean up the history to make it a little more coherent.
It's the atypical days that are more interesting, in all senses of the word. :) I've had rebases from master go horribly, horribly wrong, to the point I had to delve into the reflog to undo the whole process and start over.
Despite being (relatively) comfortable with all of that, I still have to keep looking up the command to check out a remote branch into a new local branch just to make sure I'm not about to do something horrible to my repository.
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My typical day is staging, committing, pushing, pulling. All pretty straightforward. Sometimes a bit of rebasing before I push to remote if I want to clean up the history to make it a little more coherent.
It's the atypical days that are more interesting, in all senses of the word. :) I've had rebases from master go horribly, horribly wrong, to the point I had to delve into the reflog to undo the whole process and start over.
Despite being (relatively) comfortable with all of that, I still have to keep looking up the command to check out a remote branch into a new local branch just to make sure I'm not about to do something horrible to my repository.