GIT
Overview
GIT training provides summary about the GitHub a web-based version control repository hosting service. It proposes all the distributed version control and source code management functionality of Git and by also adding its own features. GIT provides several partnership features such as bug tracking, feature requests, task management, and wikis for every project and also provides access control.2 Days
Pre-Requisites
NA
Course Outline
- What is a Version Control System (VCS)?
- Distributed vs Non-distributed VCS
- What is Git?
- Where did it come from?
- Alternatives to Git
- Obtaining Git
- Installing Git
- Common configuration options
- Clone
- Working Tree
- Checkout
- Staging area
- Add
- Commit
- Push
- Pull
- Creating a repository (git init)
- Checking status (git status)
- Adding files to a repository (git add)
- Committing files (git commit)
- Removing staged files (git reset)
- Removing committed files (git rm)
- Creating a remote repository (git init)
- Cloning repositories (git clone)
- Update remote repository from the local (git push)
- What are Git Tags?
- Listing tags
- Lightweight tags
- Displaying tag details (tag show)
- Annotated tags
- Checking out tags
- Pushing tags
- What is a branch
- A note about andlt; HEAD and gt;
- Listing branches
- Create new branch
- Checkout branch
- Pushing branches
- Fetching Changes (git fetch)
- Rebasing (git rebase)
- Different ways of using Git
- Centralized
- Feature Branch
- Gitflow Workflow
- What is Stashing?
- Using Stash
- Removing untracked files (git clean)
- Remove staged changes (git reset)
- Revert a commit (git revert)
- Deleting a Branch
- Fast forward merge
- Three-way merge
- Resolving merge conflicts
- Aliases
- Submodules
- Patches