Avoid these beginner Git mistakes: - Forgetting to git pull before git push. - Committing directly to main. - Using vague commit messages. Save yourself the headaches! What Mistakes Have You Done?

@GithubProjects I use "minor fix" as a commit message every time 🙂

@GithubProjects git push origin +master

@GithubProjects Commit to a deleted branch on a repo. You can’t push branches because of CI/CD. I became a cherry-pick master thanks to that 😂

@GithubProjects None my code is perfect from the start, with no bugs ever and never needs modifying like ever because its so perfect in the first place. so the need to control its version is merely a myth 🤣🤣🤣

@GithubProjects typing git punch instead of git push

@GithubProjects Is it a mistake to delete a branch after merging with the main branch.

@GithubProjects Cloned using https instead of ssh, I had to use tokens until I learned about ssh and how to convert to ssh

@GithubProjects Not commit enough your work and commit most of the code in one commit

@GithubProjects Pretty sure my commit message of "fixed stuff that was broken" is clear enough.

@GithubProjects Doing refactoring of a teammate's work in my own branch instead of in a new feature branch. Now, the git history in my branch is so messed up.

@GithubProjects If not main then where🤷🏻‍♀️

@GithubProjects I don't consider myself beginner but i con't remember running pull before pushed until 8 get error 😁