GH-900: GitHub Foundations Audio Study Guide & Podcasts

Andrew and Ava walk through what “git clone” actually does (and doesn’t), why “origin” matters, and how to survive merge conflicts without panic-editing your way into new problems—all with the kind of exam-trap paranoia you’ve earned.

Andrew and Ava unpack how GitHub’s community workflows—pull requests and forks—make collaboration safer, reviews smoother, and exams trickier. Includes real-world traps, CI gotchas, and the emotional damage of base vs compare.

Ava tries to memorize GitHub project management features for GH-900. Andrew prevents her from accidentally inventing permissions, confusing assignees with reviewers, and treating classic project columns like magic labels.

Andrew and Ava untangle GitHub org roles, team permissions, repo roles, and repo visibility (public/private/internal)—plus the classic exam traps that punish anyone who assumes “Write means God-mode.”

Andrew and Ava tackle GitHub Issues and the sneaky PR↔Issue auto-close rules—aka the part of GH-900 designed to make you doubt your reading comprehension.

Andrew and Ava unpack GitHub merge strategies (merge, squash, rebase, fast-forward) and how CODEOWNERS really works—plus the sneaky exam traps that love to ruin your day.

Andrew and Ava break down branch protection rules, CODEOWNERS, and PR review states—what they actually do, what they don’t, and how the GH-900 loves to trick you with wording.