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Introduction to Git
This document introduces Git as a version control system that allows recording code changes in a structured way, making it easier to undo errors, share code between developers without conflicts, and deploy changes. Git is an open source distributed version control system originally developed by Linus Torvalds that can be used for personal or large projects of any team size. The document also mentions branching and GitHub as a Git hosting service.
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- 1. Introduction for GIT RumeshEranga Hapuarachchi
- 2. The partner ofchoice for ISV's Group Projects
- 3. The partner ofchoice for ISV's Version Control System “An application that allows you to record changes to your codebase in a structured and controlled fashion.”
- 4. The partner ofchoice for ISV's Why? > Makes it way easier to undo errors / roll back to earlier versions of code > Makes it way easier to share a codebase between developers without creating conflicts > Makes it way easier to deploy changes from development to staging or production environments
- 5. The partner ofchoice for ISV's Available Version Control Systems
- 6. The partner ofchoice for ISV's GIT > Distributed Source Control system > Open source, free (GNU GPL V2) > Originally developed by Linus Torvalds > Used on personal or very large projects, and for all size of teams
- 7. The partner ofchoice for ISV's Demo
- 8. The partner ofchoice for ISV's Branching
- 9. The partner ofchoice for ISV's Github > It’s a Git repository hosting service > GitHub provides a web-based graphical interface > Provides access control and several collaboration features, such as wikis and basic task management tools
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- #2 git init create readme git statu s git add readme.txt change and commit without -m change and commit with -m git log for commit history add multiple files with git add . / git add *.html git ignore: add a log file git status create .gitignore : use touch *.log add git igonre branching git branch mybranch git checkout mybranch add files commit switch to master git merge mybranch git -a -m 'asdasda' // automatically stage, unstage files wont add conflict solve and merge git mergetool github git remote add origin https://github.com/rehrumesh/test.git git push -u origin master