By In this post I would like to do an Inventory of the commands that I use most of the time when I develop SharePoint Framework solutions.
GIT
- pull: every time (at least every morning) I want to get the last version of a branch, I have to execute git pull (details)
- add: when I changed one or more files I execute git add . .This way I stage all my changed files for a later commit. (details)
- commit -m “comment”: whenever I want to commit my latest changed files, but at least once a day. I always pass a comment describing the changes. (details)
- push: whenever I want to push my changed to the remote repository, but at least once a day. (details)
- checkout: a few times a day I need to navigate between branches. If you specify the -b parameter, then a new branch gets created. (details)
- merge: when I want to merge my branch with some colleagues branch, or with master, I go on the current branch and execute git merge sourceBranch. (details)
Gulp
- serve –nobrowser: every time I want to start the web server. I user –nobrowser option because I want to call myself the URLs where I would like to test my app.
- build: if I want to do a quick build of my solution.
- bundle –ship: when I want to prepare my files for a release.
- package-solution –ship: package the solution just before updating it in the app catalog.
- clean: to remove all temporary files
NPM
- outdated: to check if there are any outdated packages in my solution, so maybe I have to update them. (details)
- install package@latest: install the last version of a package (npm install @microsoft/generator-sharepoint@latest -g; this will install the last version of the sharepoint generator globally). (details)
- ls @microsoft/generator-sharepoint –g –depth=0: check the SharePoint generator version.
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