it is good to keep notes about version controlling things.
I mostly use git.
| prefix | use-case |
|---|---|
| BUG | bug fix |
| DEV | development tool or utility |
| DOC | documentation |
| ENH | enhancement, a new feature |
| MAINT | maintainence task |
| REL | release |
| STY | stylistic change |
| TST | addition or modification of tests |
is deprecated.
git checkout --<file> will discard working tree changes.
recall that your working-tree is working-directory. similarly there is a staging area and a place to commit things.
finally, there is also the upstream repository that contains a copy of the code should shit go to fuck.
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He puts his claw against the divider. “Fist my bump.”
Andy Weir, Project Hail Mary
It feels a little weird presenting my notes to the world.
Alas, emacs has begun to consume me.
C-x g is magit-status
top of window:
Head: main enh: week49, day1 tutorial, 5 problems
Merge: origin/main enh: week49, day1 tutorial, 5 problemsHead: current local branch Merge / Rebase: depends what has been done thus far.
also gives info on tags and the number of commits between that and HEAD
This is a test.
print("hello world")
More text here.
ok
print("hello")
print("hello")
print("hello")
/wiki/
/wiki/ccs/