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980Why version control
981Installing Git
982`git init` / `git clone`
983`git status` / `git diff`
984`git add` / `git commit`
985Writing commit messages
986`git log`
987Branches
988Pushing to a remote
989Pull requests / merge requests
990`.gitignore`
991`src/` layout
992`tests/` directory
993`pyproject.toml`
994`README.md`
995LICENSE files
996Versioning your package
997Building wheels
998`twine` for publishing
999Test PyPI
1000Maintaining changelogs

980Why version control
981Installing Git
982`git init` / `git clone`
983`git status` / `git diff`
984`git add` / `git commit`
985Writing commit messages
986`git log`
987Branches
988Pushing to a remote
989Pull requests / merge requests
990`.gitignore`
991`src/` layout
992`tests/` directory
993`pyproject.toml`
994`README.md`
995LICENSE files
996Versioning your package
997Building wheels
998`twine` for publishing
999Test PyPI
1000Maintaining changelogs

Lesson 985 of 1,289·24. Tools & EnvironmentPro lesson

Writing commit messages

Conventions and what makes a good message.

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