How can I set up a Git workflow for debugging my code?

How can I set up a Git workflow for debugging my code?

To set up a Git workflow for debugging, start by creating a separate branch for your debugging tasks. You can name it something like 'debugging' or 'bugfix'.

What should I do after creating the debugging branch?

After creating the branch, switch to it using git checkout debugging. Then, make your changes and commit them with a clear message.

How do I test my changes before merging them back?

You can test your changes locally. Once you're satisfied, you can merge the debugging branch back into your main branch using git merge debugging.

What if I encounter merge conflicts?

If you encounter merge conflicts, Git will notify you. You can resolve them manually in your code editor, then stage the resolved files and commit the merge.