Checking out someone else's pull request (PR) on GitHub is essential in collaborative software development, enabling thorough code reviews, local testing, and detailed feedback. This process allows developers to ensure the quality and functionality of the code before integration, identify and resolve potential …

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To setup the scenario that will be demonstrated in this blog article, a new commit has been pushed to the dev branch of my PowerShell repository on GitHub from a computer named PC01. Then I switched over to using to an alternate computer named PC02 that was up to date prior to that latest commit being pushed to GitHub …
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The goal of this blog article is to configure the PowerShell ISE (Integrated Scripting Environment) so the management of Git version control can be performed from it. Most tutorials you'll find will attempt to lead you down the path of using SSH instead of HTTPS to synchronize your repositories to GitHub from the …
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In my last blog article, I demonstrated a few Git basics which were all performed on a local repository. Today I'll pick up where I left off in that blog article and clone my local MrSQL repository to a file server so others can clone it to their machine from there. Git is a distributed version control system and …
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There's a lot to Git and there's tons of information all over the web about it. There's so much information out there that you might feel overwhelmed when you first start trying to learn what Git is and how to use it. The purpose of this blog article is to help you install Git, teach you a few basics, and point you in …
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