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03 - Git Checklist

This document provides an overview and checklist for learning version control with GIT. It outlines key GIT concepts and features including setup, branches, merging, resolving conflicts, and links to additional resources.

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03 - Git Checklist

This document provides an overview and checklist for learning version control with GIT. It outlines key GIT concepts and features including setup, branches, merging, resolving conflicts, and links to additional resources.

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Module Checklist

Version Control
with GIT

By Techworld with Nana


Video Overview
★ Introduction to Version Control
★ Basic concepts of Git
★ Setup Git Repository
★ Working with Git
★ Initialize Git Repository locally
★ Concept of Branches
★ Merge Requests
★ Deleting Branches
★ Avoiding Merge Commits (rebase)
★ Resolving Merge Conflicts
★ Don’t track certain files/folders - .gitignore
★ Save work-in-progress changes (stash)
★ Going back in history (git log, git checkout)
★ Undoing and changing commits (reset, revert, amend)
★ Merging Branches
★ Git for DevOps
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Introduction to Version Control

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Basic concepts of Git


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Setup Git Repository


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❏ Created a user account for GitLab or GitHub (if you haven’t already)
❏ Created your own git repository/project on GitLab or GitHub
❏ Installed a Git client (GUI or Command Line Tool)
❏ Created a SSH key pair (in case you don’t have one already)
❏ Added public ssh key to GitLab or GitHub
❏ Configured your git command line tool with your username and email
address using “git config ..” command
❏ Cloned remote repository to your local machine

Useful Links:

● Git GUI - Installation Guides: https://www.git-scm.com/downloads/guis


● Install Git Command Line: https://git-scm.com/downloads
● Steps to create SSH Key Pair:
https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ssh/#common-steps-for-generating-an-ssh-key-pair

Working with Git


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Concept of Branches
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Merge Requests
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Deleting Branches
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Avoiding Merge Commits (rebase)


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Resolving Merge Conflicts


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Save work-in-progress local changes (stash)


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Going back in history (git checkout, git log)


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Undoing and changing commits (reset, revert, amend)


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Git for DevOps


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