A Guide to Git for Data Scientists

By Medium - 2020-11-26

Description

You don’t have to be terrified of git anymore.

Summary

You don’t have to be terrified of git anymore.
In this case, we want to squash the last two commits into the first one we made.
Now just repeat that workflow for any changes you want to make.
You’ve learned about the four areas of git, the commands that move your changes through some of these areas, how to revert to a previous commit, edit your commit history, rename branches, and you’ve seen what a typical git workflow looks like.

Topics

Management (0.3)
Backend (0.15)
Security (0.1)

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