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GIT HOW TO: GUIDED GIT TUTORIAL


WHAT IS THIS?

Git How To is a guided tour that walks through the fundamentals of Git, inspired
by the premise that to know a thing is to do it.

By the way, if you know Ruby, you might better like the original Git Immersion.


GIT?

Git is a powerful, sophisticated system for distributed version control. Gaining
an understanding of its features opens to developers a new and liberating
approach to source code management. The surest path to mastering Git is to
immerse oneself in its utilities and operations, to experience it first-hand.


BEFORE WE BEGIN, YOU HAVE TO INSTALL A GIT CLIENT


LINUX

yum install git
apt-get install git
zypper in git


MAC

Git for Mac OS X
brew install git



WINDOWS

git for windows
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1. Preparation
 * 1. Preparation
 * 2. The final preparation
 * 3. Creating a Project
 * 4. Checking the status of the repository
 * 5. Making changes
 * 6. Staging the changes
 * 7. Staging and committing
 * 8. Commiting the changes
 * 9. Changes, not files
 * 10. History
 * 11. Aliases
 * 12. Getting older versions
 * 13. Tagging versions

 * 14. Discarding local changes (before staging)
 * 15. Cancel Staged changes (before committing)
 * 16. Cancelling commits
 * 17. Removing a commit from a branch
 * 18. Removing the oops tag
 * 19. Changing commits
 * 20. Moving files
 * 21. More information about the structure
 * 22. Inside Git: .Git directory
 * 23. Git inside: Direct work with git objects
 * 24. Creating a Branch
 * 25. Navigating Branches
 * 26. Changes to master branch

 * 27. View the different branches
 * 28. Merging
 * 29. Creating a conflict
 * 30. Resolving Conflicts
 * 31. Relocating as an alternative to merging
 * 32. Resetting the style branch
 * 33. Reset of the Master branch
 * 34. Rebase
 * 35. Merging to the Master branch
 * 36. Multiple repositories
 * 37. Cloning repositories
 * 38. Examine the cloned repository
 * 39. What is origin?

 * 40. Remote branches
 * 41. Changing the original repository
 * 42. Fetching changes
 * 43. Merging pulled changes
 * 44. Pulling and merging changes
 * 45. Adding a tracking branch
 * 46. Bare repos
 * 47. Adding a remote repository
 * 48. Submitting changes
 * 49. Removing common changes
 * 50. Placing your git repository
 * 51. Sharing repositories
 * Thank you!

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