If you’ve been using Git for a while, then you probably know how to use it like any other version control system: you commit files, review changes, and create and merge branches. However, Git is unique because it puts you in complete control of your source code history. In this course, Git Tips and Tricks, you’ll learn how to use Git’s lesser-known features to improve your daily workflow. First, you’ll look at how to use Git efficiently from the command line to help you find a method that fits your workflow and maintains a good-looking history. Next, you’ll discover how to track commits across branches and recover from seemingly disastrous mistakes. Finally, you’ll learn how to debug using Git. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Git’s hidden features needed to maximize the potential of your workflow.