It keeps the git history clean and is good practice. It shouldn't require too much logic to squash everything in a branch

About the above question, there are a ton of videos available on youtube to understand this...

Even after using git LFS, I can not get back the original file rather a hash instead, which doesn't make any sense. Again why using git LFS is a must when GitHub is an unlimited depository framework?

Any easy way to use webhooks

I would like to hear from GitHub and there algorithms in implementation

Let's say we have branch A and B. Have committed changes to branch A and after through testing, find that the same code is ready to be committed to branch B as it is well tested and has no issues. Is there any way by which we can cherry pick direct commited changes from Branch A to branch B... Read more

How can i know when my git has been already merged into master.

If Git it providing a server where you can deploy your project which needs database connection. Github is also providing the different database. Is it possible?

How can I modify the interface to have in a more orderly way the tools from the one I use the most to the one I use the least in a way that makes it easier and saves me time?

I feel like my gitHub user Id is not good. But I need my account as well. So is it okay to change it?