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Modern Git Commands and Features You Should Be Using (martinheinz.dev)
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[–] JavaTheHutt@programming.dev 4 points 7 months ago

I should really start using switch and restore. I haven't destroyed work yet due to a fat finger, but it as always its good to get into the habit of using safer commands.

I would love to get the chance to use bisect one day. Usually when the opportunity comes up, the range of commits I'd have to look through cover large refactors or broken code or tests that make it infeasible, Because I'd have to spend more time than it's worth altering my local setup to try and isolate the issue.