Git & Github for beginners

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Paulo Henrique Nonaka

Tecnologia

Everyday workﬂow
1. Create a ﬁle
2. Save it
3. Edit it
4. Save it again
5. Etc

Can we automate this?
For each document version, we need
to know
When
What
Why
Who

First Time Setup
Check version
$ git --version
Setup user
$ git config --global user.name
"Paulo Nonaka”
$ git config --global user.email
”info@developerS2.com”
$ git config --list

Scenarios
Exist remotely
• Clone
Do not exist remotely
• Initialized
• Not initialized

Reset
$ git reset <file>
or
$ git reset .

Commit
$ git commit –m "detailed
message"

Diff
Working:
$ git diff
$ git diff <file>
Staging:
$ git diff --cached
$ git diff –-cached <file>

Working in the Branch
$git checkout my-feature
$git commit (x2)

Merge
$git checkout master
$git diff master..my-feature
$git merge my-feature

Create a remote repo
$ git remote add origin
https://github.com/paulononaka/teste.git

Remote
$ git remote –v
$ git remote remove <name>

Clone
$ git clone
git@github.com:<user>/<project>.git
<folder>
or
$ git clone
https://github.com/<user>/<project>.git
<folder>

Remote branch
Local:
$ git branch my-feature
$ git branch -d my-feature
Remote:
$ git branch -a
$ git push origin my-feature
$ git push origin --delete my-feature

More tips
https://github.com/paulononaka/dotfiles/blob/
master/git/gitconfig
https://gist.github.com/paulononaka/5286136

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Git & Github for beginners

1. @paulononaka Git & GitHub for Beginners

2. Everyday workﬂow 1. Create a ﬁle 2. Save it 3. Edit it 4. Save it again 5. Etc

3. Manual version control

4. File life and teams

5. Can we automate this? For each document version, we need to know When What Why Who

7. Why GIT? Central Distributed

8. Installing GIT https://git-scm.com

9. First Time Setup Check version $ git --version Setup user $ git config --global user.name "Paulo Nonaka” $ git config --global user.email ”info@developerS2.com” $ git config --list

10. Scenarios Exist remotely • Clone Do not exist remotely • Initialized • Not initialized

11. Init $ cd project $ git init

12. Status $ git status

13. .gitignore $ touch .gitignore

14. Where are we now?

15. Add $ git add <file> or $ git add .

16. Reset $ git reset <file> or $ git reset .

17. Commit $ git commit –m "detailed message"

18. Log $ git log

19. Show $ git show or $ git show <hash_id>

20. Diff Working: $ git diff $ git diff <file> Staging: $ git diff --cached $ git diff –-cached <file>

21. Branching

22. One feature = One branch

23. Branch $git branch my-feature

24. Working in the Branch $git checkout my-feature $git commit (x2)

25. Merge $git checkout master $git diff master..my-feature $git merge my-feature

26. Clean up $git branch -d my-feature

27. Remote

28.

29.

30. Proﬁle page

31. Repository page

32. Commits & Branches

33. Scenarios Exist remotely • Clone Do not exist remotely • Initialized • Not initialized

34. Create a remote repo $ git remote add origin https://github.com/paulononaka/teste.git

35. Remote $ git remote –v $ git remote remove <name>

36. Push $ git push –u origin master

37. Scenarios Exist remotely • Clone Do not exist remotely • Initialized • Not initialized

38. Clone $ git clone git@github.com:<user>/<project>.git <folder> or $ git clone https://github.com/<user>/<project>.git <folder>

39. Pull $ git pull origin master

40. Remote branch Local: $ git branch my-feature $ git branch -d my-feature Remote: $ git branch -a $ git push origin my-feature $ git push origin --delete my-feature

41. Conflicts

42. Conflicts

43. Conflicts

44. Conflicts

45. Conflicts

46. Conflicts

47. Conflicts

48. Forks

49. Pull requests

50. Issues

51. Github pages

52. Github Desktop app desktop.github.com