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Git was created by Linus Torvalds in 2005 after the Linux kernel project switched from the proprietary BitKeeper version control system. Git is a distributed version control system that allows developers to track code changes, collaborate through a central repository, and host projects online through GitHub. GitHub hosts over 100 million code repositories and provides version control and collaboration features through a git-based workflow.
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- 1. GitHub
- 3. Genesis of Git • Proprietary version control system BitKeeper. • source code for the Linux kernel. • new version control system -> Git. • Linus Torvalds started working on Git in 2005.
- 5. Need for VCS Collaboration Storing versions Restoring previous versions Finding out what happened Backup
- 11. Git • Git is a distributed version control system • Tracks changes to contents • Provides a central point for collaboration • Git allows for centralized administration • Teams have controlled access space • The main branch should correspond to the deployable code
- 13. GitHub • Online hosting services for git repositories • Has 100million repositories Repository • Data structure stores documents with application source code • Can track and maintain version control
- 15. init Initializes a new Git repository in the current directory.
- 16. Add, commit, and push
- 17. Git status
- 18. Reset & Checkout
- 19. Branch
- 20. Merge
- 21. log shows the whole commit history
- 22. diff
Editor's Notes
- Version Control Systems - GeeksforGeeks