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This document provides an overview of using Git from the command line interface (CLI). It covers getting started with Git, configuring user information, creating and cloning repositories, file status lifecycles, syncing remote branches, authentication methods, and personal configurations for tools like Sublime and SourceTree. Recommendations are given to avoid committing large files and modifying published history.
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- 4. Configure Git git config --global user.name “Henry Ou” git config --global user.email “hou@splunk.com” https://confluence.splunk.com/display/PR OD/Welcome+to+Git#WelcometoGit- Your.gitconfigfile
- 9. Local and remote repository
- 10. Clone repository HTTPS: git clone https://<username>@git.splunk.com/scm/ splcore/qa.git SSH: git clone ssh://git@git.splunk.com:7999/splcore/qa. git
- 11. Syncing remote branch git branch -r git checkout temp/dash git fetch
- 12. Iron Rules Do not commit large files Do not modify published history
- 13. References http://git-scm.com/doc https://confluence.splunk.com/display/PR OD/Welcome+to+Git https://try.github.io/levels/1/challenges/1 http://backlogtool.com/git-guide/tw/
- 14. Authentications HTTPS (by default) SSH https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/ STASH/Creating+SSH+keys git commit --amend --reset-author
- 15. Personal configurations Hookup with sublime [core] editor = subl -n -w Mergetool Sourcetree P4Merge https://gist.github.com/tony4d/3454372