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Oh this is nice. Thanks for the link!
Honestly the best thing is and has always been learn by doing with current “professionals” (people working in the field). Try something, get feedback, adjust and learn and grow. Nothing else compares to real world integration.
Long hair, loose clothes, a rogue dick. You never know.
Sounds like I just gotta get better with rebasing. But generally I do my merges clean from local changes. I’ll commit and push, then merge in, push. Then keep working. Not too hard to track but I’ve found it’s the diff at MR time that people really pay attention to. So individual commits haven’t been too crucial.
They’ll likely earn a medal for the investigation!
OK. Query.
Rebase or merge into current?
I personally never rebase. It always seems to have some problem. I’m surely there’s a place and time for rebasing but I’ve never seen it in action I guess.
And nothing will happen to the shit cops.
Tabs. But really with modern IDE it’s irrelevant. Whatever the tech lead says I guess.