Advanced Git Tutorial - Interactive Rebase, Cherry-Picking, Reflog, Submodules and more

[@xcan8872]

This is like an ASMR video for programmers

[@ricardotrejoruiz5776]

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[@marcello4258]

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[@nathanyang3288]

LOL

[@saqlainalvi5485]

@@marcello4258 siii jaja indeed

[@khanfaizan05]

So true😂😂

[@P0cketfull0fsunshine]

Fantastic video, really helped me out. The fact that Tobias sounds exactly like Christoph Waltz is the cherry on top

[@sshanit]

Clear explanation with practical examples. Thank you!

[@Whatever0704]

I would also mention one very important feature of rebase... that you are re-basing your feature branch on the latest/tip from the master branch. This can avoid many merge conflicts. I would very often pull, rebase, validate my code, squash and merge

[@nitishkumarjha7726]

Thanks!

[@orafasistemas]

Watched twice.... could not believe I've understood so easily... Thank you for sharing this content.

[@noob78]

Lol

[@jithintc4200]

I was actually looking for a good git course. Thank you !

[@nechetv6268]

@freecodecamp Please I registered online but I have a question do you guy have a student group chat please, I what to join

[@BeingHumanInSouthAfrica]

I love the merging of commits, especially when one is doing a long term development and then needs to cherry pick to the develop branch. One can do all the merges on the branch and then the Merge Master Person can do the merge to develop or Master branches. I love software development, because it is so safe and easy to have a happy-ending. I had a good laugh. Thanks.

[@matthaiossigalas6222]

You saved my day with the reflog ! Thank you !

[@AelousFox]

Nice video! The cherrypick command has definitely been a lifesaver for me a few times

[@RamsesYT]

This is a very educational video, Tobias, thanks from Amsterdam! 🎉😊

[@osvaldoaguilarlauzurique8025]

Best git video on internet, thank you so much.

[@HaouasLeDocteur]

such a wonderful instructor.

[@sander_bouwhuis]

I learned a lot from this video. Most of this (except for submodules) I knew already, but not good enough to actually use it with confidence.

[@navyapramod5612]

One of the best git tutorials

[@thesavithaheshanoffi]

the best channel i found in whole yt

[@usmanpervaiz2043]

Really Great Video 🚀

[@yonatankaplonov9616]

best video I've seen so far thank you!

[@marioestrada2233]

This guy makes the best git tutorials!! Thanks tons!!!

[@iyadomry9801]

The best explanation ever thank u

[@archananegi9647]

Best git learning video ever.I am wondering why couldn’t I watch this earlier

[@chroma-sync]

Great video and clear explanation! thank you.

[@khomo12]

Very, very good!!👍👍Thank you!

[@dunezoop]

Thanks Cristoph Waltz!

[@iAmTheWagon]

Exactly what I needed to see. Thank you so much.

[@devbites77]

Wonderfully explained. Really clear and useful examples.

[@bestchoice7431]

Very well explained.

[@nneddenn6207]

Thanks guys, it was really helpful and informative! Really nice content!

[@philipoakley5498]

You can push an updated history (see rebase warning) to a *personal fork*, and it's probably a good policy if it provides a local backup. Just make sure that, even if it's public to the team, that folks don't assume immutability of your fork's branch...

[@mumk]

interactive rebase is so cool

[@MrStarcraftangle]

I find REFLOG very useful. TIL. Thanks!

[@anonlegion9096]

Holy sh*t, why didn't anyone tell me about reflog before? This is an amazing feature, could've saved my ass in the past a bunch of times

[@HoangTMOFFICIAL]

Very well explained. Thanks

[@sathishtv3068]

Big fan.. thanks for the useful session..

[@sofiaborovskaia3714]

This was very helpful, so well explained. Thank you!

[@ahmadhassan8560]

great stuff, really appreciate the content.

[@kovid.rathee]

This is fantastic!

[@behruzisaev2102]

Very well explained. Thanks a ton!

[@trianglesupreme]

I suggest to use *gitk* side by side while following the tutorial to understand the things in-depth.

[@kishr4u1]

good one to learn and refresh some advanced concepts with decent practical examples.. better try it as he explains

[@ks.749]

Thank you so much Mr.jobs

[@ahmedalhallag3338]

I was just revising these concepts. Thank you!

[@amortalbeing]

This was great thanks.

[@alikaraki4929]

what a great video! thank you

[@senkogaming4784]

Really great video! I've learned ton of things on this channel. Also his voice makes it more relaxing and understandable. It would be nice if you did a Python's AsyncIO-related course though. I'm sure enough that a lot of people will find it helpful.

[@TheMsksk]

It certainly would be!

[@rohantaneja]

Great content! So polished 👌🏼

[@BBuckB]

Awesome content! Thank you!

[@maloukemallouke9735]

thank you for share, submodules it's realy hard .

[@jose6183]

Your accent reminds me of Christoph Waltz. Very cool video, thank you!

[@ShahzadAli-fr1uy]

This is really helpful content, Thank you!

[@tech-wandeveloper7495]

Nice, thank you!

[@javascript_developer]

awesome. Thanks

[@mycollegeLife.]

This man is founder of TOWER.

[@diegocl02]

This is really helpful, thanks!

[@hamedsedaghat965]

That was very usful and also easy to understand thank you a million

[@prathameshsagvekar6696]

thanks again, tried all the concept. #thankyou. (still have some doubts on submodule)

[@andygr1n1]

Thank you, very useful

[@qiweiliu5410]

it is really amazing that git reflog can undo git reset

[@cw3dv]

damn!! this is soooo coool!! very helpful, thank u so much ☺

[@madhousenetwork]

Thank you for this. this is too good

[@dj_mk_crazy]

26:03 I typed `git submodule update --init --recursive` on the same cloned repo but nothing happened. Actually nothing happens if I type any submodule command. Also, the `--recurse-submodules` clone option does not update the submodules neither... What am I missing? 🤔

[@lakhveerchahal]

That's very helpful

[@nadeemahmed7947]

thank you so much it's very helpful, I learn a lot from this video

[@tuananhtran4544]

thank u for this good course

[@peterhyperaung]

wow GOTTA learn this too! -,-

[@CBMM_]

Thanks a lot! at 26:00 What is --recursive tag for? and do we do the same just without --init for next times that we want to pull submodules?

[@waelmashal7594]

Amazing

[@JagdeepSing49]

good content nicely presented

[@ujjawal6660]

Thank you!!!!

[@slavg-k9l]

So at the point where squash was used (8:18) instead of deleting the two messages writing one above them is the way to create on single message? Because according to the instructions anything not starting with '#' will remain?

[@pol165]

This channel should actually be the most pupular education channel. I feel like people spend a lot of time watching stupid videos on youtube like some populare gamers or idk. If they spend the time learning something good, they will actually get new skills

[@navedshaikh8375]

Great explanation with live examples, everyone please hit like on this video and comment

[@And1997Ruz]

Great content, just the interactive rebase by itself would've been enough to make a great video. But wait, there's more?... Really good stuff

[@atchutram9894]

At 2:41 he says, 'Do NOT use Interactive Rebase on commits that you've already pushed/shared to a remote repository'. But subsequently, he goes ahead to change the commits that are in 'origin' repo. What am I missing?

[@animarain]

It's funny that half the commands of git are not there for every day use but for those "oops, I f*cked up" moments. 😛

[@gopsda]

Thanks for the demo git session. Very informative. @7:50, I noticed that you wanted to combine 3rd and 4th, instead combined 2nd and 3rd. it doesn't matter as this is a demo to show how to combine two commits. just an observation...

[@DavidLindes]

Hmm, I don't think you're correct here? It seems to me that this combined 2b504be (was HEAD~3, "Change headlines...") with eb972b4 (was HEAD~2, "Optimize...") into 59505fd (new commit, newly HEAD~2, "Combine..."), which is followed by 4376d4d (nee 2d42208, aka HEAD~1 in both trees, "Change the page...") and _ (nee ce22112, aka HEAD in both, "Improve headline..."). Which matches 6:51 (though I could see potential confusion in the opposite direction from cursor position at 6:48...).... ?

[@gopsda]

@@DavidLindes Sorry, my bad. I was looking at the lines only. I noticed that these lines are listed in the reverse order in the git log --oneline, with Headline appearing first. Thanks for correcting me. It makes sense now.

[@DavidLindes]

@@gopsda Ah, yeah, they do show up in opposite order between those two views, so that makes sense! And, gladly done. I'm glad it landed well. Thanks for the response.

[@alberteinstein7231]

thank you

[@rodrigodiazf2147]

thank you alot

[@istvan368]

thanks a lot :)

[@knutblaise9437]

Do you have any videos or resources on Linux distro repositories? I'd like to understand how access control and the documenting of code reviews for Linux distro repositories is handled before moving to Linux.

[@vijaykanth9980]

Hi sir, please do a full video on Azure Terrafrom

[@LordSplynter]

Like my stats teacher told me, "you can know how to program in every single programming language, but if you dont know Git and how to use it, you are screwed"

[@DyslexicMitochondria]

Yupppp

[@tomhappening]

@@DyslexicMitochondria your username made me click on your profile. Your channel is a hidden gem bro

[@dark9615]

YOU ALL ARE GODS.............

[@Neolisk]

That's why you always create a new branch before reset.

[@TorreyBraman]

I

[@Aba9846]

A bit too late for me, had to implement cherry picking earlier today for the first time lol

[@nikoman71326]

what if the editor window is not popping up after git rebase -i HEAD~2? content opens in the terminal where it is uneditable. Thanks

[@azir8930]

❤‍🔥

[@bhagyalakshmi1053]

Letter also small I will collect in further laptop and TV

[@declanmcardle]

In the first section #1. This is on a local branch? Not master/main? Can you "reword" a commit message on something already merged to master/main? [I'll watch the rest first...]

[@ricardotrejoruiz5776]

awsome, biutiful

[@source8093]

How about configurating apache with php/js/etc?

[@rasoihamariorapki4867]

That is good

[@AshrafMMA]

👌

[@vladimirfokow6420]

👍

[@tsdineshjai8565]

Someone kindly let me know how to go back to screen after we change the pick to reword/squash in gitbash. I am trying to press enter as mentioned in the tutorial, its not working for me.

[@ijazali9736]

Can we directly push our project code to our server and update it there, instead of pushing it github and then updating from there? Thanks

[@frayy5953]

Hey, just want to ask… Should i download ubuntu terminal for windows or should i use powershell terminal?

[@zereko8638]

ubuntu terminal

[@senkogaming4784]

whatever works for you, if you don't really care about padding, fonts and colors, then stick with what you are already with. Although I think that Windows already has a GUI if you ever want to tweak something.

[@Apprenticer]

Happy-ending

[@pfbrodriguez]

if you are the reflog creator, I owe you a beer