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This document provides an overview of GitHub and basic Git commands for version control and collaboration. It discusses repositories for organizing project files, branching for independent development flows, and commands for cloning repositories, tracking changes, committing updates, and pushing commits to remote repositories on GitHub. The document concludes with instructions for forking an example repository, making local changes on a new branch, and creating a pull request to contribute changes back to the original project.
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Contributing to Open Source with GitHub GDSC
- 1. GitHub Workshop 2.0 Krishna Moni Das
- 2. Software tool for management development progress / version control git
- 3. Github Cloud hosting platform for git projects
- 4. Collection of codes, files, folders related to the project organized in one folder like structure repository
- 5. clone -> copy repo to current working directory add -> track changes of the file or “.” to track all files commit -> save the changes push -> upload the commits pull -> download the changes (opposite of push) init -> initialize the repository
- 6. Branches are indepedent flow of development for collaborations, feature and bug-fixing
- 7. git branch -> to check current branch git checkout -b “branch_name” -> to create a branch and switch to it git checkout “branch_name” -> to switch to a branch
- 8. Undoing in git git branch -d “branch name” git reset “file_name” git reset HEAD~1 (for last commit) *git log -> to see past commits and their hash id
- 9. fork the repo from GDSC-AdtU/Intro-to-github make a local directory go to terminal clone the repo from your account into the directory $git clone "your forked repo link" $git init $git config --global user.name "your-user-name" $git config --global user.email "username@mail.com" $cd "to-the-cloned-folder"
- 10. git checkout -b "your-branch-name" *make-your-changes to the file git add "modified-file-name" git commit -m "added your-name" git remote add origin "your forked repo link" git remote add upstream "original repo link" git push origin -u "your-branch-name" go to github user interface and click to "compare and pull request" click on "create pull request" done :)