Make your own Git subcommands
Make your own Git subcommands Seth Kenlon Wed, 04/06/2022 – 03:00 Up Register or Login to like. Git is pretty famous for having lots of subcommands, like clone, init, add, mv, restore, bisect, blame, show, rebase, and many more. In a previous article, I wrote about the very useful rev-parse subcommand for Git. Even with all of these subcommands available, users still come up with functions to improve their Git experience. While...
4 questions about the essence of openness
4 questions about the essence of openness Brook Manville Tue, 04/05/2022 – 03:00 Up Register or Login to like. Despite some quibbles I voiced in the first part of my review of Johan Norberg’s Open: The Story of Human Progress, the author’s argument remains engaging—especially at this historical juncture, as the world witnesses Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and authoritarian movements around the world are...
What Git aliases are in your .bashrc?
What Git aliases are in your .bashrc? AmyJune Hineline Tue, 04/05/2022 – 03:00 Up Register or Login to like. Many open source users love a good Bash alias and are usually happy to show off a particularly robust .bashrc file when given the chance. If you’re a frequent user of Git, you might benefit from a few Git aliases mixed in with your other Bash aliases. Alternately, you can create aliases specific to Git with this git...
My guide to understanding Git rebase -i
My guide to understanding Git rebase -i Vaishnavi R Tue, 04/05/2022 – 03:00 Up Register or Login to like. Git is a free and open source distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency. It is an essential tool in an open source developer’s toolkit. This article covers why and how to use the git rebase --interactive (-i for short) command. This is...
Extend Kubernetes service discovery with Stork and Quarkus
Extend Kubernetes service discovery with Stork and Quarkus Daniel Oh Mon, 04/04/2022 – 03:00 Up Register or Login to like. In traditional monolithic architecture, applications already knew where the backend services existed through static hostnames, IP addresses, and ports. The IT operation team maintained the static configurations for service reliability and system stability. This Day 2 operation has significantly changed since...
How I use the Git for-each-ref command for DevOps
How I use the Git for-each-ref command for DevOps Evan “Hippy” Slatis Mon, 04/04/2022 – 03:00 Up Register or Login to like. For most of today’s developers, using Git is akin to breathing, in that you can’t live without it. Along with version control, Git’s use has even expanded in recent years into the area of GitOps, or managing and versioning configurations through Git. What a lot of users...
