Examples of using Master branch in English and their translations into German
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you can add your code to the master branch.
It's also convenient to tag all commits in the master branch with a version number.
As an alternative to merging, you can rebase the feature branch onto master branch using the following commands.
The master^{tree} syntax specifies the tree object that is pointed to by the last commit on your master branch.
Similarly, to pull changes to the local repo from the master branch in the AWS CodeCommit repository with the nickname origin.
For instance, you can add a remote called origin and push your master branch to it.
add GitHub as a remote and push up your master branch.
merge a pull request into the master branch.
This example will diff the current master branch against master 1 day ago.
The following returns the hash of the commit pointed to by the master branch.
Say we have a new branch feature that is based off the master branch.
With a few exceptions, all developers should work directly on the master branch.
The real power of interactive rebasing can be seen in the history of the resulting master branch.
Now it's time to merge the change that you just made back into the master branch.
You have two options for integrating your feature into the master branch: merging directly
you file a pull request asking to merge it into the master branch.
Now you can work in the master branch to edit the package.
In this scenario, you have a master branch that contains basically stable code.
She starts a new feature branch, basing it off the server's master branch.
A Git clone gives you your own master branch and origin/master pointing to origin's master branch.