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27.01.2026 21:12
miek (@miek@mastodon.cloud)

remote:
remote: Created new pull request for 'miek/26/jan27di/4':
remote: codeberg.org/miekg/forgejo-run
remote:

finally
#codeberg #git




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27.01.2026 20:37
lloydjatkinson (@lloydjatkinson@mastodon.social)

Today I needed to extract two directories from a Git "monorepo" in order to move them to a new Git repo, while maintaining every single commit that touches those directories. I had a look at many Stack Overflow posts and some Reddit discussions and it didn't seem easy at all. I decided to let Claude have a go and miraculously it appears to have worked. It took almost four hours, used a lot of Git magic involving worktrees.





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27.01.2026 20:36
masukomi (@masukomi@connectified.com)

got sick of copying default files into every new #git repo.

created a bash script to initialize new repo and copy over default files you want in all your new repos

Just run
git new [folder_name]

if you specify a folder it'll create / use that. If not it'll just work in the current dir.

github.com/masukomi/masuconfig

#programming




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27.01.2026 20:30
seanpatrickphd (@seanpatrickphd@wandering.shop)

Fediverse, any tips on dealing with slow indexing in large #git repos (2000+ files)?




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27.01.2026 19:55
escolalinux (@escolalinux@mastodon.social)

🔍 Desmistificando o Debate Git vs. GitHub: Entendendo as Principais Diferenças 🖥️🔗

Git e GitHub são frequentemente confundidos, mas possuem funções distintas no mundo do desenvolvimento. Descubra as diferenças essenciais entre eles e como cada um pode beneficiar seus projetos!

👉 Saiba mais no blog: nova.escolalinux.com.br/blog/d




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27.01.2026 19:48
lloydjatkinson (@lloydjatkinson@mastodon.social)

Today I needed to extract two directories from a Git "monorepo" in order to move them to a new Git repo, while maintaining every single commit that touches those directories. I had a look at many Stack Overflow posts and some Reddit discussions and it didn't seem easy at all. I decided to let Claude have a go and miraculously it appears to have worked. It took almost four hours, used a lot of Git magic involving worktrees.





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27.01.2026 18:58
post (@post@programming.dev)

I made my own git

programming.dev/post/44753436




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27.01.2026 18:25
sxa (@sxa@fosstodon.org)

I just had a large "git bisect" process in place and it finished just as a came out of a couple of meetings. Perfect. That would be a great use of meeting time if it could always align itself that way :-) #git #productivity




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27.01.2026 18:18
Jon (@Jon@route66.social)

I've learned a tone about #git just from watching the crazy commands that #Claude Code spits out during dev work.




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27.01.2026 15:33
fd93 (@fd93@fosstodon.org)

Plainban, my CLI / plaintext kanban experiment, is now nicer to use with #git 🙂

- use column metadata instead of inline YAML headers for ticket ordering, making diffs easier to read
- add pb edit command (handy for blogging, comments on user stories, etc)
- remove .keep file option as redundant

Since this is a breaking change and also a feature, decided it was worth a version bump to 0.2.0 🎉

codeberg.org/fd93/plainban

#kanban #OpenSource #foss #productivity #Codeberg




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27.01.2026 15:00
smartgit (@smartgit@techhub.social)

Visual noise kills focus 🧠

SmartGit 26.1 Preview brings a complete GUI overhaul designed for clarity:

🌑 Darker Dark Theme for reduced eye strain.
🎨 Improved Compare Colors for faster diff reading.
✨ Reworked Icons for a cleaner look.

Your eyes will thank you!

#Git #Darkmode #DevTools #SmartGit #UI #DevExperience





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27.01.2026 14:48
irgndsondepp (@irgndsondepp@gts.da-miez.de)

New blog post: Why I prefer Jujutsu over Git

I've been raving about jj for the last two months and my coworkers have asked multiple times if I could put together a small presentation. I've decided to make it a blog post instead.

https://www.schafe-sind-bessere-rasenmaeher.de/tech/why-i-prefer-jujutsu-over-git/

It's a lot of raving and rambling, but hopefully somebody will get something from it. 😅

#blog #git #jj
(I've learned not to use the "jujutsu" hashtag for this 😅)




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