Git basics
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This document provides an introduction and overview of the basics of using Git. It outlines how to install Git, the different file lifecycle processes in Git like untracked, modified, staged, and committed files. It also covers how to start a new repository or clone an existing one, how to save files by adding, committing, and pushing them, how to work with branches, and includes a demo of basic Git commands. The document aims to give readers a working knowledge of Git.
Git basics
- 1. Git basics Working knowledge in git Anthony Eli Agbenu @_agbenu
- 2. Outline ? Introduction ? How to install Git ? File lifecycle processes ? How to start ? Branches ? Demo ? Resources
- 3. Introduction What is Git ? ? What is Git ? ? What Git is not ? ? Benefits of using Git ?
- 4. How to install Git ? Recommended method is to download CLI tool https://git- scm.com/downloads ? Check it works by typing git into terminal
- 6. How to start Start your own repository > git init Start with some elses repository > git clone
- 7. Saving files ? Adding to staging area ? > git add <files> or ? > git add Call or ? > git add . ? Saving to local repo ? > git commit ? Saving to remote repo ( external or internal ) - > git push
- 8. Branches ? Movable pointer to a commit ? > git branch <new-branch-name> ? > git checkout <existing-branch-name> ? > git merge <other-branch-name>
- 9. DEMO ? Try the following list of commands ? What happens on each step
- 10. DEMO ( cont ) ? > git clone https://github.com/agbenu/DemonstrationOnGit.git ? > cd DemonstrationOnGit ? > git status ? > git checkout -b my-new-feature ? Edit something in the file ? > git status ? > git add --all ? > git status ? > git diff HEAD ? > git commit -m Made changes to file ? > git status ? > git log ? > git push origin HEAD ? > git checkout master ? > git pull