I want to compare git branches in VSCode open source editor, in a way that allows me navigate through the files one by one in the file explorer side pane on left, while the main screen is split into 2 screens, one for the current branch/dir and the second for the o...
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cd vscode npm install Then you have two options:If you want to build from inside VS Code, you can open the vscode folder and start the build task with Ctrl+Shift+B (CMD+Shift+B on macOS). The build task will stay running in the background even if you close VS Code. If you ...
A step-by-step guide on how to undo the last git commit or reset to a previous commit in Visual Studio Code.
An Introduction to Git Merge Strategies The core concept of a merge is straightforward: you join two branches together in order to turn multiple commits into one. However, there are a number of techniques you can employ to make sure you commit and merge the right code. ...
As you can see in the image below, this extension allows you to thoroughly explore the history of a file, a given author, a branch, etc. To activate the Git History window below, right-click on a file and choose Git: View File History: Additionally, you can compare branches and commit...
So, we are going to do two things: (1) install React to the EJS template, (2) add a #root to the EJS template where react can attach and render. When you start react with npm start, React will run on port 3000. But we ALSO have our ExpressJS/Nodejs app running on port...
Occasionally, when merging, Git can't decide how to integrate changes from two different branches. This results in a merge conflict. A typical conflict might look like this in your code: <<< HEAD This is some content from the main branch. === This is a conflicting change from feature-...
master 7 branches 0 tags Go to file Code This branch is 132 commits behind microsoft:master. Pull request Compare Latest commit Git stats 144 commits Files Type Name Latest commit message Commit time .vscode src test views .env.example .gitignore .travis.yml LICENSE README.md...
I suspect that if you are using too many stashes (say more than three), then you are doing something wrong: Stashes are typically used for interruptions of work, not for implementing features (you would use feature branches to do so). Say you are working on some feature A, and then ...