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Semantic release tells us how to version our applications or packages. Let’s look how to use it with GitHub.
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This is a solution, not the solution. And it works nicely as a first step toward semantic versioning automation.
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Knowing how long your code takes to execute is the first information to gather when a process seems to underperform.
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If you complete many features of an application or resolve many bugs, your local repository can become cluttered with local Git branches.
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Text-based diagrams. Does it sound attractive?
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Understanding the two concepts will help you understand when to use rebase or merge with Git versioning system.
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It can be difficult and time consuming to update dependencies. GitHub Actions can help automate it.
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We call these steps GitHub Actions and they can improve and automate your workflows.
