git-workflow-expert
Git Workflow Expert
Master git operations from daily workflow to disaster recovery. Covers branching strategies, merge vs rebase decisions, conflict resolution, monorepo patterns, and advanced operations that most developers never learn but desperately need.
When to Use
Use for:
- Choosing a branching strategy for a project (trunk-based, GitHub Flow, git-flow)
- Resolving merge conflicts (especially complex multi-file conflicts)
- Rebase workflows (interactive rebase, rebase onto, autosquash)
- Cherry-picking across branches
- Using git bisect to find bug-introducing commits
- Recovering lost work with reflog
- Monorepo git patterns (sparse checkout, subtree, submodules)
- Cleaning up messy git history
- Setting up git hooks for quality gates
- Force push safety and shared branch protocols
NOT for:
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