The git error "Fatal: refusing to merge unrelated histories" occurs when a user action, such as git merge, can cause the rewriting of history data. It is git's way to ensure the user fully understands the result of their action. Read on how to solve this error.
The git error "Fatal: not a git repository" occurs when you attempt to run a git command but weren't inside a git repository. Read this article for ways to solve this error.
The git error "Remote origin already exists" occurs when you attempt to create a link to a remote repository called origin but a remote with that name is already configured. Read this article on how to fix it.
Top 10 things you should look out for when pushing Kubernetes configurations from development through your deployment process to ensure security and excellence.
What’s news We’ve recently launched many improvements to Datree: new policy rules, new features, and enhancements to make common tasks easier and faster to do
In English, we say too many cooks spoil the broth. And this maxim holds true in development, as well. If everyone leads in their own
Last Friday a security breach involving git repositories was reported. Hackers broke into private repos across GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, wiped them, and asking the
Wait, GitHub offers per-repository pricing? Well, not anymore. In the past they had a “per-repository” pricing plan where you would pay based on the…
We’ve just released a new feature and custom policy rule in Datree for Docker images. The policy allows you to whitelist and blacklist Docker images…
If you ever tried to get developers to fill out a pull request description template, or at least write something in the description, you’d want…
How Datree can help Open source projects these days have fewer core maintainers, but more casual contributors who commits less frequently. Projects like Pandas
We’re excited to share with you that we have launched Datree on GitHub Marketplace. Some of you already know this of course, because we’ve recently…
There’s a git command for that Git commands aren’t always intuitive. If they were, we would have these 10 commands at our disposal. They
Developers spend a lot of time working with git and GitHub, so investing in improving your GitHub practices makes a lot of sense. Implementing best practices in this guide could help the team improve developer productivity and reduce security risks.
Git commit message If you aren’t already, defining your project Git commit message convention is always on every developer’s “To-Do” list. Like flossing your teeth…
