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Debugging in a React app with a sea of console.log statements can be a nightmare. To keep logs manageable, you can create a simple log wrapper utility that only logs messages from certain files or folders, and is easy to enable/disable when needed.

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✅ Quick, Flexible Solution: Custom logger.js Wrapper

Step 1: Create logger.js

// utils/logger.js

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Good commit messages serve at least three important purposes:

• To speed up the reviewing process.
• To find out what changed in a range of commits (e.g. for a release note).
• To help the future maintainers, say five years into the future, to find out why a particular change was made to the code or why a specific feature was added.

Structure your commit message like this:

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🚨 If You Already Popped or Dropped the Stash

If you've already run git stash pop or deleted the stash, you can try to recover it from reflog:

git reflog

Look for a line like:

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Thanks for the update. If git stash apply didn’t restore your staged changes, it’s very likely that:

🧠 Your staged changes are in the stash, but not restored by default

When you run:

git stash apply

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To stash only unstaged + untracked files, while keeping staged changes intact, you can use:

git stash push --include-untracked --keep-index

✅ Explanation:

• --keep-index: Leaves your staged files untouched.
• --include-untracked: Includes untracked files (e.g. new files you've created but haven't added to Git yet) in the stash.

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Ah — now I understand the nuance in your question. You're using Vite's native index.html handling, and yes:

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✅ In Vite's default behavior:

When you run:

npm run build

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🧾 Git Worktree Workflow — Best Practices and Automation

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✅ Why Use git worktree in a Monorepo?

• Work on multiple branches without switching or stashing.
• Avoids dirty working directory issues.
• Ideal for parallel development, review, testing, and fixes.
• Keeps main worktree clean and focused.

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Here are all available "rsp-ui.rsp.*" settings you can use in your VS Code User or Workspace settings.json, as provided by the Runtime Server Protocol UI extension ([marketplace.visualstudio.com][1]):

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⚙️ General Extension Flags

• rsp-ui.rsp.java.home Specifies the path to a JDK (11+) to launch the RSP server and default Java-based runtimes. ‣ Example:

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[
    "",
    "A.B. High School",
    "A.G. High School",
    "A.G.High School, Dapoli",
    "A.G.JAIN HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL",
    "A.R.S.D College",
    "A.S.S. College",
    "A2Z Computers",
    "Abhinav Inseva Sansthan Mahavidyala",

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Question

I have a shallow cloned single branch limited history repo in my local, now i want to checkout another branch from remote , >How do i do that

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Got it! You have a shallow clone of a single branch, and now you want to check out another branch from the remote repository.

By default, a shallow clone with --depth and --single-branch only fetches history for that one branch. To switch to another branch, you need to fetch that branch’s data first.