I don't think we acknowledge and thank enough the contributions that Linus Torvalds did to humanity by sharing Linux and git, specially for making them free and open source...

We don't make mistakes, just happy little accidents. Citation from Bob Ross. This is for you Chris since you make our miserable lifes happy again with the help you provide.

Instead of merging the old branch into the staging branch, you could have used "cherry pick". Another thing you could do too was "git stash", it would put all the project work in a "box", then you would pull the test branch to update and use "git stash pop". This way, the changes would be placed at the top of the updated test branch.

Word of advice, dont rely on the automatic conflict resolutions. it may think your new code is actually older, and replace it with the older code. or if you decide to "accept both" it can mess up the order, putting the older code below the new code breaking the logic flow. I always manually resolve any conflicts and merges because ive been burnt a few times

Chris, I am glad you kept the promise to yourself. In past video about Github you talked how you wanna work and post stuff. That is really some commitment! Thank you for these tricks. Nice video like always.

I approach any coding I do as being 'Alternatively Correct' from the start, that way I'm prepared for others that question my brilliance. Great work and vid/vod Chris. I love your openness. You may now find a whole lot of new comments on your GitHub account. Hope you're ready

For branches, create "dev" branch for active development & restrict push access to main branch Then when releasing a new version just merge "dev" into main

Dev and release branch rather than test and main. Make dev the default branch so all PR go to this and only ocassionally forward release branch. What about this approach?

Gosh! I wish I knew programming! This was super interesting! Thanks for sharing!

didn't know i would show up in your video. glad i did it correct atleast. thank you for the script, its amazing, and i want to contribute more.

1st comment.. I mean commit.. wait I need to revert that

Thank You! I agree that git and git type software management systems are outstanding. A "for the love of" army of computer affectionados (AKA Nerds/Propeller Heads -- of which I am one) is so heart warming brotherhood/sisterhood. I had a computer career of having fun and getting paid to do so!!!

Glad to see I'm not the only one who struggles with rebasing. Began working last year and to this day, it's the bane of my existence.

If you want to download a file, just hold Alt and press RAW

Git has some very interesting tools... if you know how to use them. Perhaps a video on underused git commands? PS: I don't really type git commands these days, it's builtin GUI is more than enough.

You can also install a commit hook which prevents you from committing to master on the command line. You can also set it to protected as well. Both will prevent you as owner to commit directly to that branch.

hey man, could you do a video talking about the new 23H2? (especially performance-wise)

for git merging and rollbacks and all those things i dont really like to use github desktop, i always use a more advanced tool like git extension, git kraken etc.. those tools give at least for me a way better understanding of whats going on by giving more options and visualizations.

Keep it up 👍👍👍

Hey Chris, is there any way to prevent your Windows Tool from messing with the service host grouping? I'm talking about the SvcHostSplitThresholdInKB value, your tool changes the threshold from default 3,5gigs to 32gigs, I personally have a 32gigs memory machine that runs noticably better when windows services are ungrouped, and that changed value puts me right on the line apparently where Windows would group the services into fewer processes. Thank you in advance!

Nice!

What is the font you are using on Brave?

Doing good! 👍👌

Can you make a optimization video for low end pc users like me (for gameing )

The troubleshooters are broke after using WinUtil , its says "This file does not have an app associated with it for performing this action". How to fix ?

Wait I can just add softwear I or other could want by just adding it to the test branch>?

Hey Chris! Is there anywhere for us to donate? Your tool improved the way I use windows and I really appreciate that. I'm a Linux user and it made it a lot more bearable than it was before to use it (I am also forced to because of my career :D)

Is this font change is browser only or whole os? How can i do that?

What bothers me is that every single time I struggle to find out how to actually download the file.I always get source code and other stuff I don't want.

Hey! I see you in DWM.

The website guide is not up yet

How can i wipe all data in a hard drive in terminal

One thing I learned about GitHub is that you can't name a branch a slur lol

You sound like Nick Kroll 😲😲😲

your tool first of all is it free and second where do u download it i have looked all over your webgsite

Alt Title : "How to stop being a scrub and git gud"

I wish I just knew how to use github this video was little to no help.

12:42 For real git users (CLI users) "$ git branch branch_name "