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Hey Jia Hao, trying to get used to using Github to do open source.

For the next chapter, what do you think is the number 1 thing to add? (Asking to see which one to help out one first)
Personally I think I can help out with the:

  1. git fetch and git merge and why they should be used vs git pull
  2. git deep dive (Although I not sure if everything I know so far is 100% correct haha)

As for git blame and git diff I have not used those much myself so I am not really confident about those.
I mainly use git diff for seeing differences in index vs working dir.
I think I used git blame like once or twice?

On a side note, I got an idea for like a tips and tricks section (Although maybe it could be various parts of the other sections chapter's sections)?
Kinda like things we usually do for our git setups.
(Did not have time to check through all of these things yet if they appeared before)
This came to me when I had to configure git multiple times on different systems :D.
Things like:

  1. git configs
    1. The core.pager
    2. The credential.helper
    3. The core.editor
    4. username and email
  2. git gpg commit signing (Prob not a very common thing)
  3. Using aliases to shorten git commands
  4. oh-my-zsh and powerlevel10k showing of git status in the terminal prompt
    image

There are probably more things but I think I'm forgetting them.
Would love to hear your thoughts on this :D

Edit: Some grammar, vocab and clarrification

Local URLs lead to 404s due to absolute pathing

The git book is hosted at https://woojiahao.com/git-guide which causes absolute URLs (i.e all of the local URLs within the site) to resolve to 404s.

The paths in the sidebar should probably be updated to be relative (like href="01-setup"), or include the full base URL to always resolve correctly (like href="https://woojiahao.com/git-guide/01-setup").

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