Introduction Bare repositories are the same as default, but they cannot be committed to. Bare repositories do not have a working tree, so they cannot track changes made to projects. All project files/subdirectories are stored in a working tree. All project files are stored in a specific folder within the ... Read More

Introduction GitHub and GitLab are both open-source platforms that use the Git system for version control. Because of this, it is crucial that you select the right tool for your team. This blog aims to resolve all your project puzzles and explain the differences and similarities between GitHub and GitLab. ... Read More

Introduction It is likely you have heard of Version Control Systems (VCS), or source control if you write or track code for a project. A Version Control System serves primarily as a host and a tool for tracking how a project develops. With VCSs, developers are able to compare and ... Read More

Introduction The right repository hosting service is critical to the success of a development project. The hosting of your code is crucial to your productivity, and it plays a key role in your work. Since repository hosting services affect development team productivity, choosing the right one can be challenging. The ... Read More

Introduction With git remote set-url, you can change the URL of a Git remote repository. Use this command to change the remote URL of the repository you want to change. This command accepts two arguments: the name of the remote repository and the URL of the new repository. Do you ... Read More