Git Log Author
If you’re a Git user, you’re likely familiar with the git log command, which allows you to view the commit history for a repository.
If you’re a Git user, you’re likely familiar with the git log command, which allows you to view the commit history for a repository.
Git log is an essential command for working with Git. It allows you to see the history of a repository, including details about each commit like the author, date, and commit message.
Git Cheat Sheet Git is a popular version control system that allows developers to track changes to their code and collaborate with others on projects.
To check our commit history on a Repository within Git, we use the git log command. When using this command we scroll through the commit log within our Terminal by hitting the Enter key, and then we need to hit q on our keyboard to exit reading the git log.
Oh-my-posh is a theme engine for PowerShell that’s separate from your default PowerShell console. It’s powered by posh-git and has status indications for git, failed, and admin commands.
Windows Terminal is a more modern command-line tool that has many additional features. A major benefit of WT is the multiple tabs feature.
Posh-git is a PowerShell module that integrates with Git to show git status information on the command line, and it comes with tab completion for common commands.
This post is a guide on how to change Git from using SSH to HTTPS for authentication. Using SSH for your version control system is more efficient as we do not have to enter a password every time we need to contact the remote repository.
Setting up SSH keys on Windows is generally done via OpenSSL or Putty. We can set this up and have quick authentication to places like GitHub or Bitbucket.
When attempting to clone a git repository on a linked folder within Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), I encountered the following error message: