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21.02.2026 11:30
ploum (@ploum@mamot.fr)

The more I learn how to use #git, the more I loathe #github and the more I find its workflow completely convoluted and inefficient.

Github seems to have been done to allow people who do not understand Git to make contribution. While putting the burden on maintainers.

Git-email workflow puts the burden on the contributor: yeah, you must first learn about the project to contribute to it. Maintainer’s time is precious.




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21.02.2026 11:22
oldperl (@oldperl@mastodon.online)

Da sind doch schon so einige Programmiersprachen dabei von #PHP bis #Go 🤓

---
#GitPort, der sichere Hafen für deine #GIT-Repos
gitport.de/Oldperl





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21.02.2026 10:27
ngate (@ngate@mastodon.social)

Ah yes, because switching accounts was the real bottleneck in your 🤦‍♂️. Clearly, the world needed yet another to solve a problem that nobody actually had. But hey, at least your Git account routine just got a little more ✨ ✨.
github.com/letmutex/gitas




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21.02.2026 08:28
offenekommunen (@offenekommunen@nrw.social)

Natürlich gibt es auch wieder einen Sammelband vom Science Track: oknrw.de/oknrw-barcamp-2025-sc #citizenscience #openknowledge #opendata #solarpunk #git #community #HateSpeech #oknrw




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21.02.2026 06:19
fediverse (@fediverse@app.wafrn.net)

Difficulty of nixos is measured in forks per hour


#nixos #git


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21.02.2026 05:18
gslin (@gslin@abpe.org)

blog.gslin.org/archives/2026/0

不使用 .gitkeep 的方式

#directory #git #gitignore #gitkeep




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20.02.2026 21:40
iDGS (@iDGS@mas.to)

Any screenwriters out there using GIT for version control? Is there a friendly “How To" for screenwriters somewhere? Also, what do you like for offsite backup? GitHub? Bitbucket? Other?

Please boost for reach. TIA!

#ScreenWriting #Screenplays #GIT #VersionControl #OffsiteBackup




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20.02.2026 21:35
p3ter (@p3ter@mastodon.social)

I've set aliases for operations I use often. It's great!

g-s : status
g-a : add
g-c : commit
g-d : diff
g-p : pull
g-pp : push
g-ppp : commit & push

Like this:
`alias g-ppp='git commit && git push'`

🤓 😎




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20.02.2026 21:26
fgazzelloni (@fgazzelloni@fosstodon.org)

📣 I’ll be speaking at R-NVSU on
Git & GitHub in RStudio: Practical Version Control for Data Work

Focused on real workflows for R users — Git fundamentals, the RStudio Git pane, and collaboration.

🗓️ Join us: meetup.com/r-nvsu/events/31320

#RStats #Git #GitHub #RStudio





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20.02.2026 18:44
vnzn (@vnzn@mas.to)

I found a useful Git one liner buried in leaked CIA developer docs (spencer.wtf)

spencer.wtf/2026/02/20/cleanin

#programming #git #development




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20.02.2026 17:54
oscherler (@oscherler@tooting.ch)

So, it’s 2026. Is there finally a way to git push a branch and a tag in one (easy to remember and type) operation, or is it still shit? #git




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20.02.2026 16:08
ploum (@ploum@mamot.fr)

I get it, the git-send-mail workflow has a learning step. It’s hard the first few times. But once you are used to it, the "pull-requests-on-web-ui" becomes insufferable.

Dear people maintening a project on Github: please give me an email address to which I can send you trivial patches. The whole PR workflow takes more time than the codïng!

And if enough projects does that, I could eventually ditch my Github account!

ploum.net/2026-01-31-offline-g

#git #github




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