Results for “git-friendly”

Create Git branches following the Conventional Branch specification (feature/, bugfix/, hotfix/, release/, chore/). Validates branch names and automates checkout from the correct base branch.

Sets up an isolated Git worktree for feature development, preferring native tools and falling back to manual git worktrees when needed.

Creates standardized git commits using the Conventional Commits specification by analyzing the diff, staging files, and generating appropriate commit messages.

Structures git workflow practices for committing, branching, resolving conflicts, and organizing work across multiple parallel streams.

Decide whether Git submodules are the right boundary for external dependencies, then execute the appropriate workflow: add and pin, bootstrap recursively, sync to a recorded commit, advance a tracked branch, edit inside a submodule without detached-HEAD surprises, remove cleanly, or configure CI checkout constraints.

Create, search, triage, and label GitHub issues using the gh CLI or REST API, with guidance on avoiding duplicates and managing the backlog.

Guides Git version control practices: branching strategies, commit conventions, merge vs rebase, conflict resolution, and pull request workflows for collaborative teams.