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What is Waddle Duck?
Waddle Duck is a quirky and fun meme token inspired by the charm of waddling ducks. Designed for the community, by the community, Waddle Duck combines the power of memes with the fun of crypto. Whether you're here to collect, trade, or just enjoy the ride, Waddle Duck is your ticket to a lighthearteRead more
Waddle Duck is a quirky and fun meme token inspired by the charm of waddling ducks. Designed for the community, by the community, Waddle Duck combines the power of memes with the fun of crypto. Whether you’re here to collect, trade, or just enjoy the ride, Waddle Duck is your ticket to a lighthearted journey in the crypto world!
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Telegram: https://t.me/Waddleduckcoin
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If you are working in your repo and do git checkout <SHA> you will be in a "detached HEAD". You are not on a branch (the commit is likely to be on multiple branches). You are checked out to a specific instance in the history. A detached head can also occur when you are rebasing. You are checRead more
If you are working in your repo and do git checkout <SHA> you will be in a “detached HEAD”. You are not on a branch (the commit is likely to be on multiple branches). You are checked out to a specific instance in the history. A detached head can also occur when you are rebasing. You are checked out to a specific commit. You would need to create a branch in order to commit/push changes because you would be creating commits that would be “in limbo” with no way to identify them other than the SHA. Git will remove the commit during its garbage collection because of it not being on a branch. Checkout the “Detached Head” Section on this page for more in depth information: http://git-scm.com/docs/git-checkouthttp://git-scm.com/docs/git-checkout
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