3 Common Git Scenarios and How to Deal with Them

3 Common Git Scenarios and How to Deal with Them. Renaming branches, overwriting Git history, and most of us spend a fair amount of time on Git to manage our version control. We also use Git to collaborate with other developers to track bug fixes.

Renaming branches, overwriting Git history, and creating feature branches

As developers, most of us spend a fair amount of time on Git to manage our version control. We also use Git to collaborate with other developers to track bug fixes, build new features, refactor codes, and many more things.

In this tutorial, I am going to share with you three common scenarios that you will face or have encountered previously and how to deal with them.

Rename Existing Branch

I don’t know about you, but where I work, I do my development based on Jira tickets. What this means is all my  pull requests will have their corresponding branches named as per the respective ticket number. This is also true for the first  commit of the pull request (i.e. it starts with the ticket number followed by the commit message). All this is because  Jira has a nice  GitHub integration that links all the pull requests to the ticket.

So, this is the first scenario I want to discuss:

• You have started working on a ticket.
• You have created a pull request and named the branch as per the ticket number.
• You find out that you had a typo in the ticket number or the ticket is now merged to another ticket, etc.
• You want to rename both the local branch and the remote branch (given that you have pushed it to the remote repository).

If this is you, let’s see how we can fix this and move forward.

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