Create a new local branchbased on your currently checked out branch. If you also provide a SHA-1 hash of a specific revision, your new branch will use that commit as its starting point. The Git Cheat Sheet No need to remember all those commands and parameters: get our popular "Git Cheat...
When you are pushing a deletion, you must first change the default branch (on GitHub) to your new branch. That means you must have first push your new branch on GitHub in order to select it as default branch. Then you can delete master on GitHub. The same idea applies on BitBucket: ...
GitLab incorrectly displayed a“branch hasn’t been merged”warning when trying to delete a branch that isidenticalto the default branch (same commit SHA). Previously, even if two branches had the same commit history GitLab still showed the warning, making it confusing for users. This MR upda...
I have attempted various solutions, including removing the last commit from the remote git repository, rolling back both the local and remote git repository by one commit, and trying to permanently remove a few commits from the remote branch using Git. However, none of these solutions have worke...
$git push origin :refs/tags/<TAG> In our case, we can replaceTAGwithminor: localrepo $ git push origin :refs/tags/minor To /home/baeldung/remoterepo - [deleted] minor Although we can omitrefs/tags/as a prefix, doing so might result in a branch deletion due to the common namespace....
Contributing Fork it Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature) Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature') Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature) Create new Pull RequestAbout Build and (re)start go web apps after saving/creating/deleting source...
name:ci-pipeline#run-name: CI run for branch ${{ github.ref_name }}on:[push]jobs:test:runs-on:ts-hostedsteps: -uses:actions/checkout@v3with:path:test-run:bash ./scripts/ci.sh testlint:runs-on:ts-hostedsteps: -uses:actions/checkout@v3with:path:lint-run:bash ./scripts/ci.sh lint...