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🔗 Listing Most Recent Git Branches
A couple very user-friendly git aliases for listing branches by last commit date. Where has this been all my career?
https://tekin.co.uk/2021/11/listing-most-recent-git-branches

List your Git branches by recent activity
Sometimes you just want to see your most recent branches. Here's a handy Git alias that will help you do just that.

I’m in ur git tools, crashing them with emoji.
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https://github.com/newren/git-filter-repo/issues/547

Crash when path contains emoji · Issue #547 · newren/git-filter-repo
Tried the git-clean contrib script on a project that has paths that contain emoji (platform: Fedora Silverblue) and got the following crash: $ git-clean --force Error: Passed b'web/\xf0\x9f\x94\x92...

https://www.fast.ai/2022/08/25/jupyter-git/ - The Jupyter git problem is now solved.

#LB Utilidade pública. Também serve para lembrar que um dia eu quero aprender a mexer direito no #git rs.
https://socia…

If commands in a how-to do not work and no one reports it, does it have an impact?
The 'cloning #Linux from a #Git bundle' instructions[1] on #kernel.org were kinda broken for years: they until a few h…

Automated Configuration Synthesis for Machine Learning Models: A git-Based Requirement and Architecture Management System
Abdullatif AlShriaf, Hans-Martin Heyn, Eric Knauss
https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.17244

Automated Configuration Synthesis for Machine Learning Models: A git-Based Requirement and Architecture Management System
This work introduces a tool for generating runtime configurations automatically from textual requirements stored as artifacts in git repositories (a.k.a. T-Reqs) alongside the software code. The tool leverages T-Reqs-modelled architectural description to identify relevant configuration properties for the deployment of artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled software systems. This enables traceable configuration generation, taking into account both functional and non-functional requirements. The re…

Interesting read: What happens on #GitLab when you do #Git push? https://nanmu.me/en/posts/2022/what-ha

I banished `git checkout` from my day-to-day toolset as soon as I learned about the much clearer `git switch` and `git restore`. Haven’t really had the need for `git bisect` yet but can totally see myself doing so. Not sure I’ll ever use `git worktree` or `git sparse-checkout`. Missing from the article: `git submodule`. Submodules are great, I use them all the time.

@… right on! Would love to hear more about the API-based pushes, I think a strong case can be made that Jamstack matches up much nicer with git-based things (Netlify did maintain a git-based CMS for many years)

#Git 2.44.0 is out[1].
Github published a blog entry mentioning some highlights: https://github.blog/2024-02-23-highlights-from-git-2-44/
Among them:
* Fast…

Highlights from Git 2.44
The first Git release of 2024 is here! Take a look at some of our highlights on what's new in Git 2.44.