Learning Git with Workflows

Learn Git with workflows. It is the slides for SITCON[1] 2013 Workshop[2]: "Git - The Version Control System You Must Know".

[1]: http://sitcon.org/
[2]: http://www.openfoundry.org/tw/activities/details/415-the-open-source-way-coder

1. Learning Git with Workflows Mosky
2. This slides 2
3. This slides won't explain every options of Git commands; and the internal of Git. 2
4. This slides won't explain every options of Git commands; and the internal of Git. will let you start to use Git immediately; and learn the common Git workflows. 2
5. Mosky 3
6. Mosky A Python engineer at Pinkoi 3
7. Mosky A Python engineer at Pinkoi An author of some Python packages MoSQL, Clime, ... 3
8. Mosky A Python engineer at Pinkoi An author of some Python packages MoSQL, Clime, ... A speaker at several conferences PyCon APAC 2013, COSCUP 2013, PyCon TW 2013, ... 3
9. Mosky A Python engineer at Pinkoi An author of some Python packages MoSQL, Clime, ... A speaker at several conferences PyCon APAC 2013, COSCUP 2013, PyCon TW 2013, ... A Python trainer 3
10. Mosky A Python engineer at Pinkoi An author of some Python packages MoSQL, Clime, ... A speaker at several conferences PyCon APAC 2013, COSCUP 2013, PyCon TW 2013, ... A Python trainer http://mosky.tw/ 3
14. Outline 6
15. Outline Setup Git 6
16. Outline Setup Git Routine Core Secondary 6
17. Outline Setup Git Routine Core Secondary Branching 6
18. Outline Setup Git Routine Core Secondary Branching Remote Repository 6
19. Outline Setup Git Routine Core Secondary Branching Remote Repository A Co-working Workflow 6
20. Setup Git
21. Get Git! 8
22. Get Git! Ubuntu, Debian or any APT-based Linux $ sudo apt-get install git-core 8
23. Get Git! Ubuntu, Debian or any APT-based Linux $ sudo apt-get install git-core Mac $ brew install git http://brew.sh/ 8
24. Get Git! Ubuntu, Debian or any APT-based Linux $ sudo apt-get install git-core Mac $ brew install git http://brew.sh/ Windows http://git-scm.com/download/win 8
25. Is Git there? 9
26. GUIs are available 10
27. GUIs are available Thanks GitHub! 10
28. GUIs are available Thanks GitHub! "Github for Mac" http://mac.github.com/ 10
29. GUIs are available Thanks GitHub! "Github for Mac" http://mac.github.com/ "Github for Windows" http://windows.github.com/ 10
30. GUIs are available Thanks GitHub! "Github for Mac" http://mac.github.com/ "Github for Windows" http://windows.github.com/ Other http://git-scm.com/downloads/guis 10
31. Tell Git who you are 11
32. Tell Git who you are $ git config --global user.name "Mosky Liu" 11
33. Tell Git who you are $ git config --global user.name "Mosky Liu" $ git config --global user.email mosky.tw@gmail.com 11
34. Other Git configs 12
35. Other Git configs $ git config --global core.editor emacs 12
36. Other Git configs $ git config --global core.editor emacs $ git config --global merge.tool vimdiff 12
37. Other Git configs $ git config --global core.editor emacs $ git config --global merge.tool vimdiff $ git config --list 12
38. Other Git configs $ git config --global core.editor emacs $ git config --global merge.tool vimdiff $ git config --list $ vim ~/.gitconfig 12
39. Other Git configs $ git config --global core.editor emacs $ git config --global merge.tool vimdiff $ git config --list $ vim ~/.gitconfig http://j.mp/mosky-gitconfig 12
40. Core Routine
41. Create a repository 14
42. Create a repository $ git init [<directory>] 14
43. Commit changes 15
44. Commit changes $ git add <file> ... 15
45. Commit changes $ git add <file> ... $ git commit 15
46. Simplest Workflow 16
47. Simplest Workflow (1) $ git init <directory> 16
48. Simplest Workflow (1) $ git init <directory> (2) (modify file) 16
49. Simplest Workflow (1) $ git init <directory> (2) (modify file) (3) $ git add <file> ... 16
50. Simplest Workflow (1) $ git init <directory> (2) (modify file) (3) $ git add <file> ... (4) $ git commit 16
51. Simplest Workflow (1) $ git init <directory> (2) (modify file) (3) $ git add <file> ... (4) $ git commit # Back 2 16
52. Simplest Workflow (1) $ git init <directory> (2) (modify file) (3) $ git add <file> ... (4) $ git commit # Back 2 The end of the core --- it's super easy! 16
53. Secondary Routine
54. Check status of files 18
55. Check status of files $ git status 18
56. Check status of files $ git status 18
57. Check what you changed 19
58. Check what you changed $ git diff 19
59. Check what you changed $ git diff 19
60. Check commits 20
61. Check commits $ git log 20
62. Check commits $ git log 20
63. Move between commits 21
64. Move between commits $ git checkout <commit> 21
65. Move between commits $ git checkout <commit> <commit> 599d439fd3813298da16f12ed40f3a0 716872c30 599d439 HEAD 21
66. Name commit 22
67. Name commit $ git tag <tagname> $ git checkout 599d439 $ git tag v0.1 $ git checkout v0.1 22
68. Reset to a commit 23
69. Reset to a commit $ git reset <commit> Reset HEAD to <commit>. 23
70. Make a "reverse" commit 24
71. Make a "reverse" commit $ git revert <commit> Apply a "reverse" commit. 24
72. Reset to a commit 25
73. Reset to a commit 26
74. Make a "reverse" commit 27
75. Make a "reverse" commit 28
76. Branching
85. master
86. master topic
87. master topic HEAD
88. master topic HEAD
89. master topic HEAD
90. master topic HEAD
91. master topic HEAD
92. Create a branch 32
93. Create a branch $ git branch <branchname> 32
94. Create a branch $ git branch <branchname> $ git checkout <branchname> 32
95. Create a branch $ git branch <branchname> $ git checkout <branchname> or 32
96. Create a branch $ git branch <branchname> $ git checkout <branchname> or $ git checkout -b <branchname> 32
97. Delete and list branch(es) 33
98. Delete and list branch(es) $ git branch -d <branchname> Delete branch. 33
99. Delete and list branch(es) $ git branch -d <branchname> Delete branch. $ git branch List branches. 33
100. Move between branches 34
101. Move between branches $ git checkout <branchname> 34
102. Merge a branch back 35
103. Merge a branch back $ git checkout <base-branch> 35
104. Merge a branch back $ git checkout <base-branch> $ git merge <topic-branch> 35
106. Branching Workflow 37
107. Branching Workflow ... 37
108. Branching Workflow ... (1) $ git branch <topic-branch> 37
109. Branching Workflow ... (1) $ git branch <topic-branch> (2) $ git checkout <topic-branch> 37
110. Branching Workflow ... (1) $ git branch <topic-branch> (2) $ git checkout <topic-branch> (3) (modify file) 37
111. Branching Workflow ... (1) $ git branch <topic-branch> (2) $ git checkout <topic-branch> (3) (modify file) ... 37
112. Branching Workflow ... (1) $ git branch <topic-branch> (2) $ git checkout <topic-branch> (3) (modify file) ... (4) $ git commit 37
113. Branching Workflow ... (1) $ git branch <topic-branch> (2) $ git checkout <topic-branch> (3) (modify file) ... (4) $ git commit # Back 3 until finish "topic" 37
114. Branching Workflow ... (1) $ git branch <topic-branch> (2) $ git checkout <topic-branch> (3) (modify file) ... (4) $ git commit # Back 3 until finish "topic" (5) $ git checkout <base-branch> 37
115. Branching Workflow ... (1) $ git branch <topic-branch> (2) $ git checkout <topic-branch> (3) (modify file) ... (4) $ git commit # Back 3 until finish "topic" (5) $ git checkout <base-branch> (6) $ git merge <topic-branch> 37
116. Remote Repository
117. Clone a remote repository 39
118. Clone a remote repository $ git clone <repos> <dir> 39
119. Clone a remote repository $ git clone <repos> <dir> <repos> https:// github.com/torvalds/linux.git 39
120. Create a remote repository 40
121. Create a remote repository $ git init --bare 40
122. Create a remote repository $ git init --bare or 40
123. Create a remote repository $ git init --bare or https://github.com/repositories/new 40
124. Add, remove and list remotes 41
125. Add, remove and list remotes $ git remote add <name> <url> <url> can be a local path. 41
126. Add, remove and list remotes $ git remote add <name> <url> <url> can be a local path. $ git remote remove <name> 41
127. Add, remove and list remotes $ git remote add <name> <url> <url> can be a local path. $ git remote remove <name> $ git remote 41
128. Push commits to remote 42
129. Push commits to remote $ git push <repos> <refspec>... 42
130. Push commits to remote $ git push <repos> <refspec>... <refspec> usually is branch or tag name [+]<src>[:<dst>] :<dst> to delete remote reference. 42
131. Pull commits from remote 43
132. Pull commits from remote $ git pull <repos> <refspec>... 43
133. A Co-working Workflow
134. Three Principles 45
135. Three Principles 1. master is production. 45
136. Three Principles 1. master is production. 2. dev only includes stable and reviewed code. 45
137. Three Principles 1. master is production. 2. dev only includes stable and reviewed code. 3. Create topic branch to resolve issue all the time. 45
138. Three Phases 46
139. Three Phases 1. Resolving Create a topic branch to resolve issue. 46
140. Three Phases 1. Resolving Create a topic branch to resolve issue. 2. Reviewing Review the code. 46
141. Three Phases 1. Resolving Create a topic branch to resolve issue. 2. Reviewing Review the code. 3. Cleanup Merge into dev and remove topic branch. 46
143. Assigner: "We need to resolve this issue." 47
144. Assigner: "We need to resolve this issue." Assignee: "Yes, sir!" 47
145. Assigner: "We need to resolve this issue." Assignee: "Yes, sir!" Assignee (dev) $ git checkout -b topic 47
146. Assigner: "We need to resolve this issue." Assignee: "Yes, sir!" Assignee (dev) $ git checkout -b topic Assignee (topic) $ (commit...) 47
147. Assigner: "We need to resolve this issue." Assignee: "Yes, sir!" Assignee (dev) $ git checkout -b topic Assignee (topic) $ (commit...) Assignee (topic) $ git push origin topic 47
148. Assigner: "We need to resolve this issue." Assignee: "Yes, sir!" Assignee (dev) $ git checkout -b topic Assignee (topic) $ (commit...) Assignee (topic) $ git push origin topic Until resolve, call assigner for review. 47
150. Assignee: "I resolved!" 48
151. Assignee: "I resolved!" Assigner: "Let me review." 48
152. Assignee: "I resolved!" Assigner: "Let me review." Assigner (dev) $ git checkout -b topic 48
153. Assignee: "I resolved!" Assigner: "Let me review." Assigner (dev) $ git checkout -b topic Assigner (topic) $ git pull origin topic 48
154. Assignee: "I resolved!" Assigner: "Let me review." Assigner (dev) $ git checkout -b topic Assigner (topic) $ git pull origin topic Assigner (topic) $ git diff ...dev 48
155. Assignee: "I resolved!" Assigner: "Let me review." Assigner (dev) $ git checkout -b topic Assigner (topic) $ git pull origin topic Assigner (topic) $ git diff ...dev If it is not good enough, call assignee to fix. 48
157. Assigner (topic) $ git checkout dev 49
158. Assigner (topic) $ git checkout dev Assigner (dev) $ git merge topic 49
159. Assigner (topic) $ git checkout dev Assigner (dev) $ git merge topic Assigner (dev) $ git push origin dev 49
160. Assigner (topic) $ git checkout dev Assigner (dev) $ git merge topic Assigner (dev) $ git push origin dev Assigner: "Good job!" 49
161. Assigner (topic) $ git checkout dev Assigner (dev) $ git merge topic Assigner (dev) $ git push origin dev Assigner: "Good job!" Assignee (dev) $ git branch -d topic 49
162. Assigner (topic) $ git checkout dev Assigner (dev) $ git merge topic Assigner (dev) $ git push origin dev Assigner: "Good job!" Assignee (dev) $ git branch -d topic Assignee (dev) $ git push origin :topic 49
163. Assigner (topic) $ git checkout dev Assigner (dev) $ git merge topic Assigner (dev) $ git push origin dev Assigner: "Good job!" Assignee (dev) $ git branch -d topic Assignee (dev) $ git push origin :topic Assignee (dev) $ git pull origin dev 49
165. End
166. End 52
167. End Use branch! 52
168. End Use branch! Workflow does matter. 52
169. End Use branch! Workflow does matter. Git still has many magics. 52
170. End Use branch! Workflow does matter. Git still has many magics. Tips: http://j.mp/mosky-gitconfig 52
171. End Use branch! Workflow does matter. Git still has many magics. Tips: http://j.mp/mosky-gitconfig Q&A 52