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php artisan optimize:clear

php artisan cache:clear

php artisan config:clear php artisan view:clear composer format yarn cache clean rm -rf node_modules rm yarn.lock yarn install yard build yarn lint

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Ensure you are on the master branch

git checkout master

Pull the latest changes to make sure you're up to date

git pull origin master

Create the main branch based on master

git checkout -b main

Push the main branch to your remote repository

git push origin main

Step 2: Create a Feature Branch

Now, create a feature branch from main where you can work independently:

Switch to the main branch

git checkout main

Create a new branch for your module work

git checkout -b feature-module

(Optional) Push the feature branch to remote to track it

git push origin feature-module

Step 3: Make Changes and Commit

Work on your module in the feature-module branch. Commit your changes regularly:

Make changes to your files

git add . git commit -m "Describe your changes here"

Step 4: Push Changes and Prepare for Merge

Once you are done with changes and testing:

Push your changes

git push origin feature-module

Optionally, you can create a pull request on GitHub from feature-module to main

Or you can merge locally:

git checkout main git pull origin main # Ensure main is up to date git merge feature-module git push origin main

Step 5: Merge Main into Master

After your changes in main are stable and tested:

Switch to master

git checkout master git pull origin master # Ensure master is up to date git merge main git push origin master

Step 6: Keep Your Local Master Updated

Whenever you need the latest stable version:

Make sure you are on master and pull the latest changes

git checkout master git pull origin master

This workflow keeps your master branch stable while allowing development and testing in branches. It's a robust method to manage development in teams or even for solo projects

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