GIT-Version Control Guide

Github :Central library (Repository) to host your code .

GIT >Write commands >Github 

1.Tell Git who you are 

configure author name and email to be used with our commits .

>git config --global user.name "xyz"

>git config --global user.email "xyz@gmail.com"

create some folder and put some file inside it generally your project folder .

first go to that folder using cd command 

>git init 

this will create one .git extension file(hidden file) in that folder 

you have a code  > Initialize It as Git Repositories (git init )

Staging >commit >publish to Github.

For Staging :

>git add *  :to add all file to staging 

>git add <filename> :to add specific file to staging

>git status  : to check which all file are added to staging

For Commit :

Commit will always take file from staging so we will always do commit after staging .

>git commit -m "my first commit "

connect to a remote repository 

we need to connect our local repo with remote github repository

>git remote add origin <remote server(repo link)>

Push our code from our local to remote Repository 

by default we will be in master branch in remote repo 

>git push origin master

ask for credentials 

command to clone github repo for first time after that we can use git pull to pull down the changes 

>git clone <github_repo_link>

>git pull origin master 

#Branching in GIT 

>git checkout -b <branch name>   :to create new branch

>git checkout <branch name>      :to switch branch 

>git branch  :to check current and all branch 

To merge change from current branch to master branch 

>git merge <current branch name>

All git commands :  https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucketserver/basic-git-commands-776639767.html




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