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- GitHub Foundations Certification Study Guide
Hi, I come here to thank everyone involved for the opportunity to offer a voucher to take the GitHub Foundations certification exam Today I took the exam and passed Of course, in addition to the videos from the GitHub Certification Fundamentals series, I studied on Microsoft Learn and some previous experience in Git and GitHub Thanks again
- Commonly Used Git Commands | Microsoft Community Hub
Git log command displays an extensive list of all the commits that have been made to the current repository The commits are displayed in reverse chronological order (most recent commits first) and provide details like the author of the commit, the date the changes were committed, and a brief summary of the changes
- Getting started with GitOps, Argo, and Azure Kubernetes Service
GitOps is different than DevOps because it focuses specifically on practices designed to improve infrastructure and application configuration management using Git If you're new to cloud native and the development space, Git is an open source distributed version control system using what is called repositories A repository is the hidden git
- 12 GitLens Features that Revolutionized My Coding Workflow in VS Code . . .
Git Command Palette: GitLens adds many Git commands to VS Code's command palette, allowing you to perform complex Git operations without leaving your editor or remembering Git CLI commands This feature has virtually eliminated my need to switch to the terminal for Git operations, speeding up my workflow significantly
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- script: git --version displayName: "Check Git Version" 4 Use Fetch Depth (Optional): If you only need the latest commit, you can also limit the depth of the fetch operation, which reduces the amount of data transferred - script: | git fetch --depth=1 origin <branch_name> git checkout <branch_name> displayName: "Shallow Fetch for Sparse
- Enhancing Team Collaboration in Azure Synapse Analytics using a Git . . .
The Git branching strategy involves creating feature branches and environment branches, organized by team, as illustrated in the following diagram Figure 1: A Simple Git Branching Strategy Important note on governance of the branching strategy: The first branches that should be created are the environment branches
- Microsoft Fabric: Integration with ADO Repos and Deployment Pipelines . . .
Integrate each workspace with GIT pointing to the Organization, the Project, the Branch and Folder inside the branch Figures 2 shows the UI to make that Fabric-GIT integration [3] You will see how to integrate Workspace Dev 1 with GIT Similarly, the workspaces Dev 2 and Main can be integrated and synchronized Figure 2
- Azure Data Factory CI-CD using YAML template
Defined the end to end Git integration and Deployment flow using YAML template from a project implementation perspective This can be easily implemented as you just need to include this YAML template and do a few changes as this has been successfully implemented for Deployments across some projects
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