For intermediary Git users, it’s important to understand how to manage file permissions within your repository. Sometimes, especially when collaborating across different operating systems or development environments, file permissions can appear as changes in your Git status, even when the actual content remains...

Learn the ins and outs of managing and deleting branches in Git. From deleting local and remote branches, to handling multiple branch deletions and recovering deleted ones, we've got you covered.

Undoing a Git commit is easy with the correct commands to Git uncommit. Follow this tutorial to learn how to use the features and revert changes in your code.

How to check out with Git, from a single file, which does not belong to the branch you are working on?

Tip to avoid the need to repeatedly enter user and password in the commands `Git` in a work session.

Occasionally when you are working on a remote server, development environment or stage, it is not uncommon to make changes and need to run a commit or stash command with your author name.

However, these environments are not always configured, or, as a good practice, should not have a single author configured in Git...