Linking Github projects in applications not allowed?
Hi guys, I wanted to ask if it is not allowed to link Github projects in the cover letter for security reasons. Thanks
Hi guys, I wanted to ask if it is not allowed to link Github projects in the cover letter for security reasons. Thanks
Hello, how can I share Github repos in an organization only with specific people in that organization? LG
I think branching and committing in Git is the main topic. But I'd like to know if, as I believe, you create a branch for each feature, you only work on the main branch when you're doing something general, and you create a new branch for each feature, like the search bar in a shop,…
Why? Is this bad? How do I fix it?
Good morning, I would like to equip my WordPress site with a theme to set up a kind of GitHub or (more likely) GitLab, where I can display my projects and project files in open source. In this case, the server should run on my virtual server. I haven't seen a theme yet that would…
Hi, For an open source project that uses an API (in this case the OpenAI API), what is the best way to handle authentication? Don't get me wrong, this isn't about how login and so on should work, but rather how I should handle access to the API. One possibility would be to set up…
I was just about to upload my project to GitHub, but then I noticed that I can't upload the node_modules folder because it's too large. To get this folder into my Git repository, I need to install Git. But when I enter the command git branch -m main, I get this error message. error: refname…
I'm trying to move a commit from one branch to another using git cherry-pick. When I select the commit, it says it's empty. That's not true; a local translation file has been modified. When I open the commit, I can clearly see the changes. I can use git commit –allow-empty to create a new commit,…
When I click on it, GitHub says there's no matching code. (see image 2)
When I want to install Git, it's an executable file for everyone. But not for me. Then this happens. Can someone help me? I want to create git as an executable file.
We've already created a Git repository, cloned it locally, and uploaded a few PDF files. Now, how do I set up a project in Visual Studio 2022 and link it to the repository so my teammates and I can work on it?