January 13

Webinar takeaway: Releasing Your First (Python) Open Source Project to the Masse

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My key takeaways

  • Version control is not for dev only. eg filename for docs ;-)
  • Fear of Git is quite common
  • great way of explaining git:
    • staging: collect changes to track
    • if you get it on the CLI it is much easier to understand it in any other tool
    • remove the file due to pw-oopsie: nope it's in the history
    • if you pushed it, no way to remove it anymore => change the pw!
    • good commit message avoid having to read every single commit to understand the changes
    • "main" is the new "master"
    • git merge merges something into the branch I'm in
    • git reset --hard pick the sticky note and move it around
    • dangling commit : commits that don't reference to any commit <- stays there forever
    • what is a rebase?
  • "Awesome lists" are a concept for resources in open source community

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