Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 01:00 - Branches tied to CI/CD 02:58 - Feature branch explained 03:45 - How to create a branch 05:55 - Push local branches to GitHub 07:07 - How to merge with git merge 08:04 - Pull requests (PRs) and forking 09:28 - How to fork 10:23 - How to clone your new fork locally 11:32 - Making our pull request 10:20 - Add a readme.md file 12:30 - Understanding upstream 14:08 - Pull and merge upstream changes 15:26 - Conclusion and practice
in learning github i imagined there was a youtube video out that that succinctly displays forks, branches, and pull requests, and this video is it. Straight out of my imagination.
Thank you for the best C++ serie by far. 👌👌 Could you please make a video about how to handle "Unicode file names" when using "recursive_directory_iterator" for C++. Something like : how to get all files inside directory , and these files have Unicode Characters .
Cool tutorial and all, but where do I get the "Grapes yeeeeeett." soda? Or maybe I should go for the "Grapes yeeeeeett." soda. Both seem pretty nice. But let me tell you that I would NEVER buy "Grapes yeeeeeett." soda. Who came up with that!?
What does git push --all origin @6:09 do? (the explanation wasn't clear) Does it push all the changes of ALL our branches (regardless of which branch we are currently on)?
I'm sorry caleb, instead of trying to become a proficient programmer I have now succumbed to third degree degeneracy and no-lifer situation. Its all up to you now, be one of the best coders and teachers out there.