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GopherCon 2019: Ian Lance Taylor – Generics in Go
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It push –force and how to deal with it
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Writing Good Commit Messages
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How to Write a Git Commit Message
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7y ago
Your pull request shows exactly what I am talking about. For every force-push it has direct links to the old commit, the new commit and the diff. Pick the first force push in your PR. It says > matheusmoreira force-pushed the matheusmore
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7y ago
I will elaborate why I think the two points in my comment above are important. Git Rebase, Git bisect and other operations display the commit summary line when they get stuck with merge conflicts or find an issue, so I find good commit summ
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7y ago
It is a problem in mailing lists but GitHub has good tooling around it. Every time you force-push, GitHub keeps and provides direct links to the old commit, the new commit and the diff between the two commits. Every force push appears as it
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This is a good article that covers how to communicate in a pull request. I think there are two other essentials in making good pull requests. 1. Good commit messages. Follow this guide: https://chris.beams.io/posts/git-
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7y ago
Is it really sending 1.3 MB of content over the wire? My network tab in browser shows only 75 KB of transfer size.
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When I read this, I immediately began thinking if there is someone I know who has been involved in both science/math and TV/movies and the name that popped up for me was Carl Sagan. Carl Sagan has Erdos-Bacon number of 6.
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A quick reference guide on Git pull request and workflow
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7y ago
I never really understood Git until I read this tutorial: https://github.com/susam/gitpr Things began to click for me as soon as I read this in its intro section: > Beginners to this workflow should always remember
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Thailand 'cures' coronavirus with anti-HIV drug cocktail in 48 hours
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For the curious, the ISO standard is ISO/IEC 14977. It is available here: https://standards.iso.org/ittf/PubliclyAvailableStandards/ Direct link to the standard: https://standards.iso.org/ittf
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GCP documentation is the worst I have come across so far. The GCP documentation seems to have multiple personalities. It is as if the different parts of the documentation were written by different teams in different corners of the company.