Regular self-review of code in merge requests is not just a good habit but a tool that enhances code quality and team efficiency by enabling early detection and correction of errors.
I regularly review my newly written code within the same application/tool (specifically GitLab) where I review my colleagues’ code. This helps me see my code as if in a mirror, allowing me to spot more flaws before submitting the code for review. I’ve developed this habit a long time ago, but I’ve recently revisited it and decided to write about it.
[Read More]It happens in practice that you have to revise a merge request and see suspicious changes in go.mod
and go.sum, maybe
only one file is changed, and a legitimate question arises, whether these changes are necessary, or
whether it was
accidentally added to a commit, maybe a colleague forgot to add another file to the commit or to
run go mod tidy after
removing a dependency? Or maybe it was you yourself who added extra changes in previous commits?
In git, you can replace some part of the remote repository address (part of the remote addresses) in all repositories using the global config and also this will be given when setting up a specific repository.
If for example you moved from Github to Gitlab and you have locally many projects in which you need to update remote then you can do it globally until you replace remote in all repositories or again No need to use Github.
[Read More]Let’s start with the usual settings remote
git remote add origin https://github.com/xorcare/example.git
Further, what would happen automatically push in the additional repository, you need to run the following command
git remote set-url --add --push origin https://bitbucket.org/xorcare/example.git
After executing this command, we get the situation that fetch changes occur from Github, but sending the changes push to the repository ** Bitbucket **, in order to return sending the changes to the repository Github and get The desired result with sending changes to both repositories needs to execute one more command.
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