I Committed 518,000 Lines in 30 Days. Production Kept 235,000.
Originally published on my blog — read it there with the full context, code and updates . Last week I did something I almost never bother to do: I c…
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n8n-sync — Git-based version control for n8n Community Edition workflows
If you are self-hosting n8n Community Edition, you already know the pain: no built-in version control. Enterprise has Source Control at €667/mo, but…
Rebase Git Publication Finalization
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Dictating Code Comments and Commit Messages: A Practical Hands-Free Setup
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Git Like a Ninja: Advanced Branching & Automation Techniques
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Your Git GUI Isn't Using Your SSH
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I Would Not Land the Edit Until the Server Tree Shared My Hash
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Ship the Fix Only If the Fixture Hash Holds
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Six Git Checks After an AI-Assisted Change — And What They Cannot Guarantee
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The Merge Bit Stays With the Owner
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When an independent audit corrected a coding-agent test report
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One Repo, One Package: Where the Review Trail Lives
In our first post on MWD we described the rule we build with: one repo = one package . Packages depend on each other only through published, version…
Stop Pushing Broken Code: Clean Git Hooks Without External Packages
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Using Git aliases to increase our productivity
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How to audit your codebase for exposed API keys (free tools)
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Git on a New Windows PC: init vs clone, origin, -M, -u, and Your First Push
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How to Edit Historical Commits Visually: Introducing BranchCraft
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Git Worktrees for Isolated Email API Tests
When an email API test starts failing on one branch, the first instinct is often to rerun the same checkout and watch the inbox again. That gets mes…
# Week 6 Task 3: Advanced Git Workflows
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I tried to learn GitHub Actions twice: I failed the first time, but AI helped me succeed the second time
The first time I tried to deploy a static site using GitHub Actions, I gave up halfway through the tutorials. The second time, with the help of an A…
DocSemantic: catching API spec drift in CI before your customers do
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A Claude Code subagent wrote 25 posts into our working tree. The parent's git rebase --skip erased all 25
On 2026-09-15 a Claude Code subagent appended 25 post drafts to a tracked file in our working tree while the parent session was resolving a rebase c…
15 Years of Git, Then Jujutsu: Why I Can’t Go Back
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GitHub Just Killed SHA-1 Over HTTPS
On September 15, 2026, GitHub turned off SHA-1 for HTTPS and TLS on github.com and its CDNs. They had been warning about it since April. If your cli…
The rule was written in two carriers. Its collector met one of them.
A registry row carries one value the rules read: the identifier of the instance that owns it. The requirement that the value stay true is written in…
How to Automate Git Add, Commit, and Push with a Bash Script
How to Automate Git Add, Commit, and Push with a Bash Script I automated one of the repetitive tasks in my development workflow. While working on a…