Five things you may need to do with Git
Git is incredibly powerful, but many developers stick to the same basic commands without exploring its full potential. In this post, I’ll walk you through some simple yet powerful Git commands that you might not be using—but should. These are not advanced or obscure features, just practical enhancements to common tasks that can make your workflow smoother and more efficient. 1. Log commits in a readable manner git log --oneline The key here is --oneline. By default, git log prints at least five lines per commit, like this: ...