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An introduction to Git.
- 1. Sten Govaerts KU Leuven
- 2. what the hell... • distributed version control
- 3. what the hell... • distributed version control • originally designed and developed by Linus Thorvalds.
- 4. what the hell... • distributed version control • originally designed and developed by Linus Thorvalds. • git (plural gits) (noun) • (UK, slang, pejorative) A contemptible person. • (UK, slang, pejorative) A silly, incompetent, stupid, annoying or childish person.
- 5. distributed? centralised distributed version control version control GIT SVN or CVS http://www.slideshare.net/lydian/git-tutorial
- 6. but why?... • easier offline usage
- 7. but why?... • easier offline usage • easier to branch projects
- 8. but why?... • easier offline usage • easier to branch projects • git is good at merging files and re-joining branches
- 9. git philosophy • Commit early, commit often! • 1 commit = 1 idea or change • easy to read patches by team members • easy to revert changes later • local repo is your working directory
- 10. why do we need this? • group work • help each other • work on multiple locations • common back-end development? • learning analytics
- 11. how does it work? file states • modified • staged • commited
- 12. how does it work?
- 13. how does it work? dev B shared repo dev A dev C
- 14. how does it work? dev B git clone shared repo dev A dev C
- 15. how does it work? dev B shared git push repo dev A dev C
- 16. how does it work? dev B shared git push repo dev A dev C
- 17. how does it work? dev B shared git push repo git push dev A dev C
- 18. how does it work? dev B shared git push repo git push dev A dev C
- 19. how does it work? dev B shared git push repo dev A dev C
- 20. how does it work? dev B shared git fetch git push repo git merge dev A dev C
- 21. • http://www.github.com • make an account (use twitter name) and one repository per group • put repository link on wiki • http://ariadne.cs.kuleuven.be/wiki
- 22. what do you do next? • student A makes the github repository
- 23. what do you do next? • student A makes the github repository • student A commits his work to his local repository and pushes to github
- 24. what do you do next? • student A makes the github repository • student A commits his work to his local repository and pushes to github • student B fetches the repository, commits his work locally and pushes to github
- 25. what do you do next? • student A makes the github repository • student A commits his work to his local repository and pushes to github • student B fetches the repository, commits his work locally and pushes to github • student C fetches the repository, commits his work locally and pushes to github
- 26. how to do this? • command line (4 1337 h4x0rz) • IDE tools • eclipse (http://www.vogella.com/articles/EGit/article.html) • xcode (http://support.beanstalkapp.com/customer/portal/ articles/95580-setting-up-git-with-xcode-4 & http:// developer.apple.com/library/mac/#recipes/xcode_help- repositories_organizer/articles/ CommittingFilestoaRepository.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/ TP40010350-CH8-SW1)
- 27. tools • http://eclipse.github.com/ • http://windows.github.com/ • http://mac.github.com/
- 28. git commands cheat sheet • http://www.git-tower.com/files/cheatsheet/ Git_Cheat_Sheet_grey.pdf
- 29. further reading... • Setup github • Create a repo on github • Fork a repo • Everyday GIT with 20 commands or so • Advanced GIT tutorial • GITcasts • Git docs
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