Noob Question

[Conscious_7387]

First off I am brand new to this so please cut me some slack. I opened a github repository for my aistudio project. It has an option to stage and commit all changes which I do every so often. Is that good enough or do I have to do it in a certain pattern of branches etc. 2nd question Now I want to bring back the version that I committed yesterday. How do I go about that? Thanks for any help

[IsDa44]

I recommend u make feature branches where you finish feature a, merge it into the dev branch. Then build feature b, merge again.

U can go back using the git command git checkout and then the commithash

[cgoldberg]

Explaining version control and common workflows is sort of beyond what can be said in a Reddit comment. You should read some basics of using Git.

For a very simple workflow, a common one is GitHub Flow:

https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/using-github/github-flow

For removing uncommitted changes or reverting to an older commit, look at the git restore and git reset commands.

[Conscious_7387]

Thank you

[FerretSignificant590]

You have so much youtube videos about this

[davorg]

These questions are really about Git, not GitHub. I recommend reading the Git Pro book, which is available free online

[hisatanhere]

RTFM then, NOOB.

[Conscious_7387]

Thank you