Git is more than a set of commands for commit and push. It is one of the main tools I use every day to manage project history safely.
In this category, I collect practical cases from real development: working with branches and remote repositories, moving commits between branches, rebase, squash, cherry-pick, recovering from mistakes, fixing already pushed history, and using force push safely.
I also cover situations that appear in team workflows and CI/CD: preserving the correct ancestry, avoiding lost changes, and repairing Git history without creating unnecessary risk for other developers.
I had already committed and pushed my changes before noticing that the commit was on the wrong branch. Using a real Git scenario, I show how to preserve the commit, move it to the correct branch, restore the wrong branch, and decide when --force-with-lease is actually required.