Author: Rajnish Kumar Jha

Learn how to Implement Git hooks Git hooks are simple scripts that run automatically at specific points in the Git workflow. Below, we’ll walk through how to create, enable, and use Git hooks for common tasks. Step-by-Step Guide to Implement Git Hooks 1. Create a… [ Read More ]

Using Git Hooks for specific use-cases to meet your requirement Git hooks can be tailored to meet various needs, such as improving code quality, automating deployments, and integrating CI/CD workflows. Below are some common use cases with examples on how to implement them using Git… [ Read More ]

Automating tasks using Git Hooks custom scripts Git hooks are custom scripts that automatically execute in response to specific Git events. These scripts help automate tasks such as code validation, testing, notifications, or enforcing workflows during Git operations like commits, pushes, pulls, merges, and more.… [ Read More ]

Things to know about Git Hooks Git hooks are scripts that are executed automatically in response to certain Git events. They help automate tasks during specific stages of Git operations, such as committing, pushing, cloning, or merging. Git hooks allow for customization and integration with… [ Read More ]

Hands-on Demo – Azure Repos collaborating with Pull Requests In this demo, we'll walk through the steps of collaborating with pull requests in Azure Repos. We'll cover creating a PR, adding reviewers, addressing feedback, and merging changes. Step-by-Step Demo: Collaborating with Pull Requests 1. Create… [ Read More ]

Collaborating with Pull Requests in Azure Repos In Azure Repos, Pull Requests (PRs) are used to facilitate code review, collaboration, and ensure code quality before merging changes into a protected branch (e.g., main, master). Below is a guide on how to create, review, and manage… [ Read More ]

Implementing Branch Merging Restrictions in Azure DevOps and GitHub Branch merging restrictions ensure that only authorized users or approved workflows can merge branches into specific branches like main, develop, or any protected branch. Below is how you can implement these restrictions in Azure DevOps and… [ Read More ]

Exploring Fork Workflow in GitHub The Fork Workflow is commonly used in open-source projects or when collaborating across different repositories. It enables contributors to make changes in a separate forked repository, ensuring that changes can be reviewed and merged into the main repository by the… [ Read More ]