Abhinav Sharma induratized

Good commit messages serve at least three important purposes:

To speed up the reviewing process.
To find out what changed in a range of commits (e.g. for a release note).
To help the future maintainers, say five years into the future, to find out why a particular change was made to the code or why a specific feature was added.

Structure your commit message like this:

🚨 If You Already Popped or Dropped the Stash

If you've already run git stash pop or deleted the stash, you can try to recover it from reflog:

git reflog

Look for a line like:

Thanks for the update. If git stash apply didn’t restore your staged changes, it’s very likely that:

🧠 Your staged changes are in the stash, but not restored by default

When you run:

git stash apply

To stash only unstaged + untracked files, while keeping staged changes intact, you can use:

git stash push --include-untracked --keep-index

✅ Explanation:

--keep-index: Leaves your staged files untouched.
--include-untracked: Includes untracked files (e.g. new files you've created but haven't added to Git yet) in the stash.

Ah — now I understand the nuance in your question. You're using Vite's native index.html handling, and yes:

✅ In Vite's default behavior:

When you run:

npm run build

🧾 Git Worktree Workflow — Best Practices and Automation

✅ Why Use `git worktree` in a Monorepo?

Work on multiple branches without switching or stashing.
Avoids dirty working directory issues.
Ideal for parallel development, review, testing, and fixes.
Keeps main worktree clean and focused.

Here are all available "rsp-ui.rsp.*" settings you can use in your VS Code User or Workspace settings.json, as provided by the Runtime Server Protocol UI extension ([marketplace.visualstudio.com][1]):

⚙️ General Extension Flags

rsp-ui.rsp.java.home Specifies the path to a JDK (11+) to launch the RSP server and default Java-based runtimes. ‣ Example:

Question

I have a shallow cloned single branch limited history repo in my local, now i want to checkout another branch from remote , >How do i do that

Got it! You have a shallow clone of a single branch, and now you want to check out another branch from the remote repository.

By default, a shallow clone with --depth and --single-branch only fetches history for that one branch. To switch to another branch, you need to fetch that branch’s data first.

How to setup a literally free CDN

Create repo on GitHub where you'll put your files.
Use jsDeliver or statically to get your assets.

Here is repo I'm using:

https://github.com/jcubic/static

And links to files look like this:

	[
	"",
	"A.B. High School",
	"A.G. High School",
	"A.G.High School, Dapoli",
	"A.G.JAIN HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL",
	"A.R.S.D College",
	"A.S.S. College",
	"A2Z Computers",
	"Abhinav Inseva Sansthan Mahavidyala",