Branches are a fundamental feature of GitHub that allow you to create separate versions of your code. This enables you to test new features or make updates without affecting the main branch. By ...

A developer can delete, rename and even re-create the master branch after it's deleted, just like any other Git branch. The GitHub switch from master to main. The change isn't retroactive and won't ...

Community driven content discussing all aspects of software development from DevOps to design patterns. Regardless of whether you prefer GitFlow, GitLab Flow or GitHub Flow, you should perform all of ...

My team is transitioning to GIT, and we are just doing our first pull-requests. Since GIT recommends every new feature have its own branch and then merge it ...

Using Git branches. So far all the work we’ve done with a repo has been to the main branch. Branches in a repository are essentially alternate timelines or paths for your code’s development.

"On Oct. 1, 2020, any new repositories you create will use main as the default branch, instead of master," the company said. Existing repositories that have "master" set as the default branch will ...

GitHub pages have been updated to deploy from any branch. GitHub has added user, organization, and enterprise settings so developers can set the default branch name for all newly created repositories.

git add . git commit -m "Added index.html in method1 branch" Now this new file, index.html, exists in the method1 branch (not in the main branch). To push these changes to GitHub, we’ll execute ...