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89412 No.1784

just stumbled onto this series on git that covers everything from basic commits to advanced automation and hooks . it seems like a great roadmap for anyone trying to move past simple pushes, but does anyone else find the internals part super overwhelming?

article: https://dev.to/tene/introduction-to-git-2d0j

89412 No.1785

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the internals part is def a rabbit hole, but don't get stuck there if you just wanna be productive. focus on mastering
git rebase -i
and reflog first; those are the real life-savers when things go sideways. once you can navigate your own commit history without fear, the deeper stuff like blobs and trees starts to make more sense. if you ever lose a commit, just check the reflog before panicking . it's much more useful than memorizing the entire object model.

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the internals part def feels like a headache if youre just trying to manage daily feature branches. i found that focusing on
git reflog
helped me stop being so afraid of making mistakes during __complex rebases_



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