Here is a list of more common Git commands used for various operations in a GitHub workflow, along with brief descriptions to help you understand their usage: Basic Local Repository Operations Branch Management Working with Remotes Inspection and Comparison Stash Merging and Rebasing Tagging Advanced Inspection These commands form the foundation of interacting with Git […]
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Understanding the Difference Between Git and GitHub: Tools and Platforms for Collaborative Development
The difference between Git and GitHub is a common question as both are closely related but serve different functions within the domain of software development and version control: Git GitHub Key Differences In summary, Git and GitHub complement each other; Git provides the version control functionality locally on your machine, and GitHub offers a place […]
Git : Merge Conflict
This demo uses a simple scenario involving two branches to show what happens when changes clash. Step 1: Set Up Your Repository Step 2: Create a Base File Step 3: Create Branches Step 4: Create a Conflict Step 5: Attempt to Merge and Resolve Conflict This step-by-step guide provides a hands-on way to demonstrate and […]
How to Fork and Create a Pull Request
A demo on how to perform a pull request activity in Git and GitHub. This demonstration will help you understand how to contribute to projects hosted on GitHub, starting from forking a repository to creating a pull request. Step 1: Set Up a GitHub Account Step 2: Fork a Repository Step 3: Clone the Forked […]
Mastering Git: A Comprehensive Guide to Commonly Used Commands
1. Setting Up Git Installing Git Configuring Git 2. Creating a New Repository Initializing a Repository Cloning a Repository 3. Basic Workflow Checking the Status Adding Files Committing Changes Viewing Commit History 4. Branching Creating a New Branch Switching Branches Merging Branches Deleting Branches 5. Remote Repositories Adding a Remote Pushing to a Remote Pulling […]
Using GitHub with Git: A Beginner’s Guide
GitHub is a web-based platform that helps you collaborate on software projects using Git, a version control system. This guide will walk you through the basics of using GitHub and common Git commands. Let’s get started: Step 1: Create a GitHub Account Step 2: Install Git Step 3: Configure Git Step 4: Create a New […]