Git version control

Getting started with Git and Github.

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1. Version Control System Git & GitHub With Git & GitHub
2. What is Version control What is Version control
3.  The management of changes to documents, programs, and other information stored as computer files.  A system that maintains versions of files at progressive stages of development.  The management of changes to documents, programs, and other information stored as computer files.  A system that maintains versions of files at progressive stages of development.
4. Benefits of Version Control  Allows a team to share code  Maintains separate “production” versions of code that are always deployable  Keeps track of all old versions of files  Prevents work being overwritten  Have a backup.  Know your history.  Revert code.  Allows a team to share code  Maintains separate “production” versions of code that are always deployable  Keeps track of all old versions of files  Prevents work being overwritten  Have a backup.  Know your history.  Revert code.
5. Key terms • Repository a (shared) database with the complete revision history of all files under version control • Working copy your local copies of the files under version control you want to edit • Branch a copy of a set of files under version control which may be developed at different speeds or in different ways • Checkout to copy the latest version of (a file in) the repository to your working copy • Repository a (shared) database with the complete revision history of all files under version control • Working copy your local copies of the files under version control you want to edit • Branch a copy of a set of files under version control which may be developed at different speeds or in different ways • Checkout to copy the latest version of (a file in) the repository to your working copy
6. • Merge to combine multiple changes made to different working copies of the same files in the repository • Commit to copy (a file in) your working copy back into the repository as a new version • Merge to combine multiple changes made to different working copies of the same files in the repository • Commit to copy (a file in) your working copy back into the repository as a new version
7. What is Git Git is a free distributed revision control, or software source code management project with an emphasis on being fast. “Git is a free distributed revision control, or software source code management project with an emphasis on being fast. “
8. git is fast and lightweight free/open source distributed simple git is fast and lightweight free/open source distributed simple
9. Install git Ubuntu apt-get install git-core Windows msysgit Ubuntu apt-get install git-core Windows msysgit
12. How git works? Distributed Server local local local
13. git basic Remote repository Remote repository Local repository Local repository push fetch Working Directory Working Directory Index(cache) Index(cache) add Local repository Local repository commit pull checkout
14. workflow Untracked File(s) Staged git add commit Remote /Server git commit git push
15. Create new git repository
16. Inside git repository tree
17. Check status
18. Add user info
19. Add some file
20. Check repository status
21. Add file to repository
22. 1st Commit
23. Check log
24. Check log
25. Edit source
26. Check status/ 2nd commit
27. check log
28. check log
29. Check diff
30. Edit source
31. 3rd commit
32. git log
33. Moving to Web/Server Moving to Web/Server
34. GitHub
35. Create repository/project
36. Get started
37. Add local repository to remote
38. Open config file
39. Edit config file
40. Edit some source
41. Check status
42. 4th commit
43. Push chages to server
44. View commit history
45. View history(3rd commit)
46. View history(4th commit)
47. Graphs By GitHub Graphs By GitHub
48. Graph types
49. Commit graph
50. network graph
51. View changes
52. Impact graph-1
53. Impact graph-2
54. links Git http://git-scm.com/download Git Docs http://git-scm.com/documentation
55. About us Mahesh J. Meniya mjmeniya@gmail.com Vimal B. Moliya vimalmoliya05@gmail.com Kartik S. Danidhariya kartikdanidhariya@gmail.com Mahesh J. Meniya mjmeniya@gmail.com Vimal B. Moliya vimalmoliya05@gmail.com Kartik S. Danidhariya kartikdanidhariya@gmail.com
56. Thanks Git is free available with GPL license for all developers…!