Git Conventional Commits
Git Conventional Commits provide a standardized way of writing commit messages to make them more readable and machine-parsable. The format is <type>[optional scope]: <description>. Here are some common examples and variations:
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How to Revert Commits in Git
In this guide I explain how to revert commits in Git with differents methods.
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A detailed guide to resolve common Git issues, including merge conflicts, rebase errors, deleting commits, and more.
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A detailed guide Git issues, including Git Flow and Trunk-Based development
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