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7 Git Practices to Start Using in Your Next Commit

by Weverton Timoteo4mMay 13th, 2020
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Git is the most used versioning system in the last years. The distributed model promotes collaboration among peers, which promotes collaboration. With great power comes great responsibilities, so adopting best practices is crucial. Here’s a list of 7 git best practices you can start using in your next commit. Don’t push code straight to the master or branch, but instead, branch it out to create a new branch. Write descriptive and meaningful commit messages and write only related work before submitting to review.

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