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Setting Up a CI/CD Pipeline for a WordPress Project with Remote Deployment: A Real-World Troubleshooting Journey

DevOps May 31, 2025

Setting Up a CI/CD Pipeline for a WordPress Project with Remote Deployment: A Real-World Troubleshooting Journey

When working with remote development teams, seamless collaboration and automated deployment pipelines become not just a convenience, but a necessity. I recently set up a robust CI/CD pipeline for a custom WordPress project called Nivesh Sansar, and this blog documents the real-world challenges I faced and how I solved them. It covers the parts that […]

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You have divergent branches

Git & Version Control May 25, 2024

You have divergent branches

Short answer: your local branch and the remote branch both have commits the other does not, and Git will not guess how to combine them. Pick one and set it once: git config pull.rebase false to merge, git config pull.rebase true to rebase, or git config pull.ff only to allow only fast-forwards. Add --global to […]

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Merge made by the ‘ort’ strategy

Git & Version Control May 12, 2024

Merge made by the ‘ort’ strategy

Short answer: Merge made by the 'ort' strategy. is not an error. Git printed it because your git pull or git merge created a merge commit, and ort is the engine it used to build that commit. Ort has been Git’s default merge strategy since Git 2.34. Nothing needs fixing. Introduction Git keeps improving how […]

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