Boosting my Git skills. All coursework for the Git Complete: The definitive, step-by-step guide to Git by Jason Taylor and John Myers. With my own added notes.
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Note: The material provided in this repository is only for helping those who may get stuck at any point of time in the course. It is very advised that no one should just copy the solutions(violation of Honor Code) presented here.
- 01 - Section 01 - Introduction ✔️
- 02 - Section 02 - Git Installation ✔️
- 03 - Section 03 - Git Quick Start ✔️
- 04 - Section 04 - GitHub Updates ✔️
- 05 - Section 05 - Text Editor Installation ✔️
- 06 - Section 06 - Basic Git Commands
- 07 - Section 07 - Visual Merge/Diff Tool Installation
- 08 - Section 08 - Comparisons
- 09 - Section 09 - Branching and Merging
- 10 - Section 10 - Rebasing
- 11 - Section 11 - Stashing
- 12 - Section 12 - Tagging
- 13 - Section 13 - Bonus: Office Hour Sessions
- 14 - Section 14 - Updates and Errata
- 15 - Section 15 - Bonus: Resources and Special Offers.
Branches have such life cycle, increases to right.
origin/master origin is reference to github repository, and master is branch
git status command keeps track of origin master
Best practise is do pull before push
- Basic Git Workflow
You see their main working areas, Working, Staging and Repository
- Git Tracked file
Listing tracked files
git ls-files
Git status only shows first level of directories
Adding file recursively
git add .
Backing out changes form staging area
git reset HEAD "filename.here"
Going back state when files were last committed
git checkout -- "filename.here"
When moving or renaming files in encouraged to to use git mv
git mv
Moving file one level down
mv level2.txt ..
Deleting file
rm "filename"
Getting log
git log
Inspecting individual log of file
git log -- "filename"
Creating alias for "log --all --graph --decorate --oneline"
git config --global alias.hist "log --all --graph --decorate --oneline"
Now this can be executed
git hist
To tell git ignore specified untracked files, add to .gitignore file
Creating .gitignore
npp .gitignore
Format for .gitignore
Telling git default merge tool
git config --global merge.tool p4merge
Telling location of merge tool
git config --global mergetool.p4merge.path "D:/Program Files/p4merge.exe"
Telling git default diff tool
git config --global diff.tool p4merge
Telling location of diff tool
git config --global difftool.p4merge.path "D:/Program Files/p4merge.exe"
Disabling Prompt, removing extra nag when needing resolve the conflict
git config --global difftool.prompt falsegit config --global mergetool.prompt false
Comparing in git, compares working directory and staging area to each other
git diff
Compare in visual diff tool if configured in git
git diftool
HEAD point to the branch where we are on HEAD is last commit in this branch
Comparing working directory and git repository
git difftool HEADgit diff HEAD
Comparing staging area and git repository
git difftool --staged HEADgit diff --staged HEAD
Diffing separate files
git diff -- README.mdgit difftool-- README.md
Comparing between two commits
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git diff 0108803 HEADOR -
git diff 0108803 effe8b6HEAD points to last commit in current branch Comparing HEAD and HEAD -1 -
git diff HEAD HEAD^ -
Comparing local and remote master branch.
git diff master origin/master
Listing current branches
git branch -a
Creating branch
git branch mynewbranch
Switching branch
git checkout mynewbranch
Renaming branch
git branch -m mynewbranch newbranch
Deleting branch, deletes labels
git branch -d newbranch
Diffing master branch to title-change branch
git diff master title-change
Merging title-change branch to current branch
git merge title-change
Fast-forward merge is possible if there is no changed made on the target branch
Branch merge whiteout fast-forward
Upper line what is from master and bottom line what is from real work branch
git merge add-copyright -no-ff
HEAD is referring to masters
- HEAD points to current branch
- When checkout to another branch → so does head update pointing to this branch
Check where HEAD points in your machine! cat .git/HEAD
During resolving the merge git will save original copy of the merge conflicts for backup
Rebase is getting changes from one branch to another
git rebase master
DETACHED HEAD is when head is pointing to commit not to branch
Aborting rebase
git rebase --abort
Rebase conflict should be treated like merge conflict
Updating references, updates references between local and remote repositories
git fetch origin master- In the simplest terms,
git pulldoes agit fetchfollowed by agit merge.
- In the simplest terms,
Invoking git stash, add modified files to stash
git stashis default forgit stash save
Applying stash
git stash apply
List stashes
git stash list
Drops last stash
git stash drop
Getting first form stash list
git stash pop
Making commit message for stash
git stash save "simple changes"
3 Stashes
Showing specific stash
@ reflog syntax
git stash show stash@{1}
Applying specific stash
git stash apply stash@{1}
Dropping specific stash
git stash drop stash@{1}
Emptying empty of stashes
git stash clear
Adding files to stash new files and modified files
git stash -u
Creating, switching branch, applying and destroying stash all in one
git stash branch newchanges
Tags are just labels which we can attack to any commit in history Creates myTag, lightweight tag
git tag myTag
Showing list of tags
git tag --list
Deleting tag
git tag --delete myTag
Annotated tag has little more extra information than normal tag
git tag -a v-1.0
Listing tag
git tag --list
Showing the tag
git show v-1.0
Comparing tags
git diff v-1.0 v-1.2
Tagging specific Commit
git tag -a v-0.9-beta 21df23a
Editing tag
git tag -a v-0.8-alpha -f bd35d46
Pushing all tags
git push origin master --tags
Reset back one level
git reset HEAD^1
Reset back two level
git reset^2
Log of everything what we have done
git reflog
Resetting to specific place
git reset e343212
Resetting to specific place using @ marking, works with stashes
git reset HEAD@{2}
Show local and remote branches
git branch -a
Get references that have changes in remote repository
git fetch
To make git save long filenames, use following.
git config --system core.longpaths true
Mastering the essentials and the tricky bits. All coursework for the The Git & Github Bootcamp by Colt Steele. With my own added notes.
If the content sparked 🔥 your interest, please consider buying the course and start learning 📖.
Note: The material provided in this repository is only for helping those who may get stuck at any point of time in the course. It is very advised that no one should just copy the solutions(violation of Honor Code) presented here.
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