Understanding Tower Git Client Custom Actions: A Practical Guide
Tower's Custom Actions let you run scripts on selected files in the GUI. This guide shows how to configure and use this feature, with notes on limitations and verification.
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towergitUsing Terramate’s Changed‑Only Flag to Speed Up Terraform Runs
Learn how Terramate’s changed‑only flag limits Terraform execution to stacks with actual file changes, speeding up CI pipelines and reducing risk.
terraformStaging Individual Changes in Sourcetree with Interactive Hunk Selection
Learn how to stage individual diff hunks in Sourcetree’s GUI for fine‑grained commits, with a concrete example, limits, and a fallback to the command line.
Building a Custom Git Branch Auto‑Completion Plugin for Oh My Zsh
Learn how to create, activate, and manage a lightweight Oh My Zsh plugin that auto‑completes Git branches, with code, lazy‑load, and security best practices.
Taming the 'WIP' Noise: Using Interactive Rebase for Review-Ready History
Stop polluting your pull requests with 'WIP' commits. Learn how to use git rebase -i to squash, fixup, and reword your history for cleaner code reviews.
How to Use Rider’s Built‑In Pull Request Tool Window for GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps
Enable and use JetBrains Rider’s Pull Request tool window in minutes. Configure OAuth tokens, view and merge PRs, and avoid common pitfalls.
Git Worktrees: Work on Multiple Branches Without Extra Clones
Git worktrees let you work on several branches at once while keeping a single clone. Follow this guide to create, use, and clean up worktrees, and learn the key trade‑offs and best‑practice checks.
Sparse Checkout Architecture Note for Partial Monorepo Workspaces
Architecture note on using Git sparse checkout with cone mode to reduce working tree size while keeping full history for a subset of a monorepo, with requirements, trust boundaries, checks and failure modes.
Finding the First Bad Commit with Git Bisect
Learn how to use git bisect to pinpoint the exact commit that introduced a regression, with a concrete example, automation tips, and key limitations.