Create a Virtual Env for Every New Project

• python -m venv your_env_name
• your_env_name\Scripts\activate

Git Push

• git remote add origin https://github.com/tom-tin/deploy_streamlit
• git status
• git add .
• git commit -m 'message'
• git push --set-upstream origin master

Git Pull

• error: Your local changes to the following files would be overwritten by merge: logs/dbt.log
  • Confirm that issue is to “Changes not staged for commit”: run git status
    • In my case, it is due to this file “logs/dbt.log” was not staged and committed. I don’t want to.
    • For some people, there were no such a file and this error still occurs. Same solution here.
  • Delete the problematic file (here, dbt.log)
  • Run git reset --hard
  • Confirm that there is no more changes needed to be staged: run git status
  • Retry run git pull
  • Source

Use Multiple GitHub Accounts in VS Code

Can use different ways. Other than config the settings, here is another option.

• Log in to VS Code with Account 1.
• Download the portable version of VS Code and log in with Account 2.
• If you are using one account and running into authorization issue during a commit, try adding the other account as the Collaborator of the repo then try to commit again.