Get Familiar With Git
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This document provides an introduction to the version control system Git. It explains how to get started with Git by installing it, initializing a local repository, and connecting it to a remote repository on services like GitHub or Bitbucket. It then demonstrates common Git commands for checking statuses, adding and committing files, pushing and pulling changes, and viewing differences between commits. The document concludes by inviting any questions.
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- 1. A brief introduction Presented by: Nigam Goyal & Gorisha Mehrotra Get familiar with GIT
- 2. How many of you are using GIT?
- 3. WHAT IS GIT?
- 4. Getting started with GIT 1) Install git: https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Getting-Started-Installing-Git 2)Initialize git in your local machine 3) Create a remote repository on github/bitbucket
- 5. Check version of GIT git --version
- 6. Set Config Values git config –global user.name “yourName” git config –global user.email “yourEmail” git config --list
- 7. Need Help? ● git help <verb> ● git <verb> help
- 8. Initialize git in your local machine git init
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- 10. Add Ignore File Create file with name .gitignore
- 12. Add Files To Staging Area git add . git status
- 13. Remove Files From Staging Area git reset git status
- 14. Our First Commit ● git add . ● git commit -m “initial commit” ● git status ● git log
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- 16. Git Push ● git push origin master
- 17. Git Pull ● git pull origin master
- 18. View Difference ● git diff
- 19. Thank You ● Any Question ?