PyLibLog - Your Python Library Encyclopedia 🐍📚

Python is renowned for its extensive library ecosystem, but navigating through the vast array of libraries can be a daunting task. That's where PyLibLog comes to your rescue. We've created a one-stop destination for Python developers, learners, and enthusiasts to explore, understand, and leverage Python libraries effectively. Teaching and sharing information about Python libraries through blog posts. These blogs include explanations, definitions, examples, and what happens when you use them.

Technology Stack

Git Commands

1. git flow -h (gives the list of sub commands)
2. git flow init (initializes the repository)
3. git status (shows which branch we are in)
4. git flow feature list (gives list of feature branches)
   • git flow feature start featureName (to create a feature branch)
   • git branch (shows the list of branches)
   • get flow feature list (gives list of feature branches)
   • git status (shows the list of changes made)
   • git add . (to add all the changes at once)
   • git commit -m "Commit message" (to commit the changes)
   • git log --oneline (shows the logs)
5. git checkout develop (used to switch to specific develop branch)
6. git flow feature finish -k featureName (used to merge the feature branch to develop without deleting the feature branch)
7. git push -u origin develop (used to push the changes to cloud)
8. git push --set-upstream origin featureName
9. git flow release start 1.2.1
10. git flow release finish –kn <1.1.1>

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