Git Tutorials

GitHub Copilot privacy settings changed in April 2026. Learn what data leaves your IDE, how to configure content exclusions, and how to fix common issues.

Learn how GitHub Copilot Enterprise uses Spaces and the Usage Metrics API to provide organizational context, governance, and adoption tracking across engineering teams.

GitHub Copilot has moved far beyond “AI autocomplete for code.” In 2026, the differences between GitHub Copilot plans come down to privacy boundaries, admin controls, auditability, and the governance your organization needs.

Learn how to use git stash to save, inspect, restore, and manage changes. Understand selective stashing, conflict fixes, and best practices for clean workflows.

Use four essential commands (add, pull, push, split) to keep shared libraries in sync across teams.

Learn how to check and update your Git version across Windows, macOS, and Linux with easy commands to access the latest features and bug fixes.

Upgrade your Git workflow by mastering git switch. Explore how it differs from git checkout, prevents detached HEAD states, and makes branch management safe.

Learn what a monorepo is and how it differs from polyrepo approaches. Discover real-world benefits, common challenges, and the tools and strategies that make monorepos scalable.

Learn how to list your local and remote Git branches and filter them using git branch. Master troubleshooting with git fetch, git checkout, and git prune.

A practical guide covering the structure, rules, and real-world examples developers need to write clear, consistent Git commit messages that improve debugging, speed up code reviews, and turn Git history into searchable documentation.

Learn how to save uncommitted work when switching branches, then restore it later without losing any code.

Learn how to set your Git username globally or locally, manage separate identities for work and personal projects, and fix common issues like commits showing the wrong name in team history.