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Introduction to Git Brandon Neil ITS Web Services

Introduction to Git Brandon Neil ITS Web Services. What is git /why do I care? Install Basic commands Remotes Command line?! There’s a GUI for that. Resources. Git. Git is a distributed version control system. Local and remote repositories Local and remote branches

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Introduction to Git Brandon Neil ITS Web Services

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  1. Introduction to GitBrandon NeilITS Web Services

  2. What is git/why do I care? • Install • Basic commands • Remotes • Command line?! There’s a GUI for that. • Resources

  3. Git Git is a distributed version control system. Local and remote repositories Local and remote branches Local and remote tags

  4. Git You want version control if: • You want a record of all changes, so you can restore to previous points • You are working with others • You are deploying to multiple environments, etc.

  5. Git Projects on Drupal.org also use git.

  6. Install Download Git: http://git-scm.com/downloads Follow download instructions

  7. Basic Commands - git git – view all commands $ git

  8. Basic Commands - Init Init - create an empty new repository $ gitinit

  9. Basic Commands - Status Status - show differences between what has been committed and HEAD $ git status

  10. Basic Commands - Add Add – add files to the stage $ git add foo.info

  11. Basic Commands - Commit Commit – stores contents of the index in a commit along with a message $ git commit –m “Added foo.info”

  12. Basic Commands - Log Log– view previous commits $ gitlog

  13. Basic Commands - Checkout Checkout = checkout branches or previous commits $ gitcheckout coolfeaturebranch $ git checkout 1c899fed6ed

  14. Remote Repositories whose branches you track. Free public repos – Github.com – great documentation

  15. Remote - add Add a repository that you track $ git remote add origin git@github.com:brandonneil/test.git

  16. Push Update remote branch with changes from local branch $ git push–u origin master -u = add a tracking reference

  17. Clone Clone a repository into a new directory $ git clone git@github.com:brandonneil/test.git

  18. Pull Fetch from and merge with another repository or local branch $ git pull

  19. Git GUIs http://git-scm.com/downloads/guis Included are “git-gui” and “git-k” We use Git Tower (Mac only) - $59

  20. Resources Git website: http://git-scm.com/ - Reference docs: http://git-scm.com/docs GitImmersion: http://gitimmersion.com/ Version Control for Designers: http://hoth.entp.com/output/git_for_designers.html GitHub:https://help.github.com/ Fundamentals of Software Version Control http://www.lynda.com/Version-Control-tutorials/Fundamentals-Software-Version-Control/106788-2.html

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