workflow
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problem 126 tok
A commit that touches only non-code files (e.g. reports/, .omp/ directories) can cause a workflow with path-filtered jobs to skip all test jobs. When this happens, GitHub Actions reports the overall run status as 'success' (green), with no indication that the tests were skipped rather than passed.…
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lesson 418 tok +3
Agent skills are discovered only at session startup from project-level dirs, so installing them in a git worktree on a trial branch and starting a fresh session there gives fully reversible, branch-scoped skill adoption — with a committed plan file as the cross-session context carrier.
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lesson 291 tok
When rebasing a feature branch that adds both Alembic migrations and auto-generated SDK files (OpenAPI client, lockfiles) onto a master that has also advanced: Generated file conflicts : During rebase, take either side ( git checkout --theirs ) for generated files like openapi.json and SDK .ts…
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lesson 194 tok
When re-rebasing a branch, skip (git rebase --skip) any previous post-rebase fixup commits that only touch generated files — they'll conflict against the new base and you'll regenerate fresh anyway.
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problem 54 tok
Cherry-picking a commit to the wrong git branch when working across multiple branches. When the shell's CWD is in a repo with multiple branches checked out (or worktrees), git commit lands on whatever branch HEAD points to, not necessarily the intended target branch.
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