Creating & committing folders in a GH Branch in terminal
I need a little clarification on how this works.
I know that, with files, if I'm in a certain branch, say
main, and I create a new file there (say, myFile.html). If that file is unique to main (the filename does not exist in any other branches), then if I fail to commit that newly created unique file, and then switch to another branch (say, Branch-1), that Git's 'Uncommitted Changes Carryover' will be triggered, and I'll be allowed to switch to Branch-1 , but in Branch-1, I will see a temporary copy of the uncommitted myFile.html inside the Branch-1 directory.
It's only once I finally commit myFile.html to a particular branch, that I will no longer see temporary copies of it ("carried over") into other Branch directories. After committing, it will only be visible in the directory associated with the Branch it was committed to. ...
My .gitignore getting ignored when I try to perform git push
You can see my file structure of my React project and its .gitignore file in the attached pictures.
I initiated an empty local repository, then I cloned an existing online repository into it.
You can see I have my 'node_modules' listed inside of the .gitignore, which I believe is added by React automatically. ...
Git + Next js 14 project getting stuck on git push on total line
Next js 14 project getting stuck on git push on total line
Github trials and tribulations: Accessing non-'main' branches of a pulled repo locally
I initialized a local github repository and then performed a 'git pull' of an existing online repository, so that its files were brought into my local repository folder.
The online repository that I pulled from has multiple branches. However, when I run
git branch -a from my local repository, I only see the main branch listed.
I need to ultimately move over into one of the pulled repository's other branches, the Features branch, and commit and push my work to that branch, NOT main. Although like I said, I currently don't even see the Features branch as available....
Front-end Extentions and Prettier
Hello!
I am wondering what are the best Visual Studio Code Extentons and settings for Front-end Development. Furthermore, I installed Prettier on my PC and I don't think it works. It looks like this (cover image)...
I'm trying to download an extension and I get this
2023-10-28 14:48:14.018 [error] Error: Cannot read the extension from /c:/Users/User/.vscode/extensions/esbenp.prettier-vscode-10.1.0
at H.D (c:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code\resources\app\out\vs\code\node\sharedProcess\sharedProcessMain.js:109:15188)
at async W.u (c:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code\resources\app\out\vs\code\node\sharedProcess\sharedProcessMain.js:109:18359)
at async W.x (c:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code\resources\app\out\vs\code\node\sharedProcess\sharedProcessMain.js:109:19992)
at async W.h (c:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Programs\Microsoft VS Code\resources\app\out\vs\code\node\sharedProcess\sharedProcessMain.js:109:17926)...
Security issue when hosting project on github pages
Guys, I did a Front End mentor challenge and I would like to host it on github, but when I access the github pages link it shows that the site is not secure. I did a little research and apparently when you clone projects, like Netflix, etc., the browser identifies them as fraudulent. How do I resolve this?
Page:
https://sircarloschaves.github.io/order-summary-component/
Repo: https://github.com/sircarloschaves/order-summary-component...
