Git: Main Vs. Origin/Main Anthony Explains

git: main vs. origin/main (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #319

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master vs origin master

How Git Works: Explained in 4 Minutes

Git MERGE vs REBASE: Everything You Need to Know

What is origin in Git (version control)? Why does it seem we have multiple remote repository names?

Anna Skoulikari

you don't need .git! (beginner) anthony explains #419

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git: what does "fast forward" mean? (intermediate) anthony explains #380

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recovering from git mistakes w/ ORIG_HEAD (intermediate) anthony explains #392

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Git Explained in 100 Seconds

git fetch (--prune) (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #092

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git: useful trick for pushing branches (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #037

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fixing a git mistake with reflog (intermediate) anthony explains #046

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3 ways to fix an accidental git commit to main (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #229

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a git workflow for only my branches (intermediate) anthony explains #436

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Git vs. GitHub: What's the difference?

dealing with merge conflicts (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #441

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Git Fetch vs Git Pull? Which one should you choose?

Cameron McKenzie

git rebase (and git rebase -i) (intermediate) anthony explains #245

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git commit as someone else? (intermediate) anthony explains #373

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