Hands on with Version Control System: GIT (Part 1)

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Without Version Control System

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Solutions •Version control system •Concurrent Version System(CVS) •Apache Subversion(SVN) •Mercurial GIT •GIT

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GIT

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What is GIT? •Distributed (Decentralized) version (Decentralized) version control System

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Why GIT? • Speed • Simple Design • Strong support for parallel branches • Fully distributed • Able to handle large projects • Able to handle large projects • Ensure integrity

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Why GIT? Most VCS tracks changes

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Why GIT? GIT tracks snapshots

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Who uses GIT?

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GIT is a file system GIT thinks of its data like a set of snapshots of mini system of mini system

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GIT has integrity GIT uses SHA-1 for checksum In GIT everything is checksum In GIT everything is checksum

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GIT doesn’t delete GIT generally only adds data You can easily recover if you got messed up You can easily recover if you got messed up

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Workflow

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The 3 states • Modified • Staged • Committed

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File status lifecycle

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Installing GIT

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Configuration Identity $git config --global user.name “Dhrumil Shah” $git config --global user.email “dhuma1981@gmail.com” $git config --global user.email “dhuma1981@gmail.com”

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Creating a repository $git init

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Creating a repository $git clone URL E.g. https://github.com/dhuma1981/WearableDemo

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Add new file $git add readme.txt

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Remove file From staging area $git rm --cached test.txt From index and file system From index and file system $git rm test.txt

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Commit changes $git commit $git commit –m “First” $git commit –am “Second”

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Show status $git status

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Show log Entire $git log Date Filtering Date Filtering $git log --since=2.weeks $git log --since=“2 years 1 day 3 minutes ago”

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Show difference Unstagged changes $git diff Staged changes $git diff --cached $git diff --cached Relative to specific revision $git diff 17765f $git diff HEAD^

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Show commits Last commit $git show Specific commit Specific commit $git show 17765f $git show HEAD^

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Add remote repositories $git remote add origin “GIT URL” e.g. $git remote add origin https://github.com/dhuma1981/GDGAhmedabad_HOWGIT.git

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Push to remote repository $git push –u origin master

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