Git-Distributed Version Control System part-4 Git-Distributed Version Control System part-4 Continue learning Git-Distributed Version Control System part-4 in this advanced guide. Explore branching, merging, and squashing with real-world Git workflow examples. Git – git sync with Github (pull,fetch,merge,push) Git Sync with GitHub To sync your local repository with GitHub, you use commands that help you: […]
Git-Distributed Version Control System part-2 Git-Distributed Version Control System part-2 Continue learning Git-Distributed Version Control System part-2 in this advanced guide. Explore branching, merging, and squashing with real-world Git workflow examples. Git Configuration What is Git Configuration? Git Configuration refers to setting up your Git environment to work the way you want. This includes things […]
Git- Distributed Version Control System Part-1 What is a Version Control System (VCS)? A Version Control System (VCS) is a software tool that helps developers track and manage changes to code or files over time. It keeps a history of every change, so you can: Collaborate with others Revert to previous versions Compare changes between […]
Code Conflicts In Git, a code conflict occurs when changes from different branches or commits cannot be automatically merged. This typically happens when two people modify the same line(s) of code in the same file, or if a file is deleted in one branch and modified in another. Conflicts must be resolved manually before the […]
Working Directory The working directory (or working tree) in Git refers to the directory on your local machine where the actual files and folders of your project are located. It is where you create, edit, and delete files during the course of your development. In Git, the working directory is a key part of the […]
Git Pull Git Pull is a command used to fetch and download content from a remote repository and immediately update your local repository to match that content. It essentially combines two operations: git fetch and git merge. git fetch downloads the latest commits from the remote repository. git merge integrates these fetched commits into your […]
Create a New Branch on GitHub On GitHub, go to your repository and click the “master” branch button. From where you can create a new Branch. Type in a descriptive name, and click Create branch: The branch should now be created and active. You can confirm which branch you are working on by looking at […]
GitHub GitHub is a popular online platform that hosts and manages software development projects using Git, a version control system. It provides a collaborative environment for developers to work together on projects, track changes, and collaborate on code. Creating an account on Github Go to GitHub and sign up for an account: or If you already […]
GitHub GitHub is a popular online platform that hosts and manages software development projects using Git, a version control system. It provides a collaborative environment for developers to work together on projects, track changes, and collaborate on code. Creating an account on Github Go to GitHub and sign up for an account: or If you already have […]
Working with Git Branches Branches: Git branches are like parallel versions of your project. They allow you to work on different things without affecting the main version. Why use branches? To develop new features. To fix bugs. To experiment with code without disturbing the trunk. In Git, you can create a branch from the main […]
