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Git and Git Hub Learning:

We had many version control softwares in market. They are as follows

1. CVS
2. PVCS
3. Subversion(svn)
4. Perforce
5. Microsoft Visual Sourcesafe
6. Mercurial
7. Teamsite
8. vault
9. Bitkeeper - Used to manage the linux kernel before
10. Git - Created by Linus author of linux

Initialization:

creating the empty repository for use

Clone:
Making a local full copy on your workstation

Checking out:
Locking a copy of one or more files for exclusive use

Branching:
Allowing a set of files to be developed concurently and at different speeds
for different reasons

Merging:
Taking different branches or sets of changes and integrating into one set or
branch

Resolving:
Taking conflicting changes from multiple people on the same file and manually
addressing

Commit:

Taking changes from the local system and commiting them to the branch

Push/Pull:

Taking changes locally or remotely and merging into one or more branches

Installation:

yum install git -y

[root@node2 ~]# git --version


git version 2.7.5

Configuring User and email:

~/.gitconfig
Basic Configuration:

/etc/gitconfig

We have three things to be considered here

--local :-> Deals with the local repository


--global:-> Deals with the global repository
--system :-> Deals with the system respository

configure the editor for our git

Git Basics :

Empty Repositories:

Create a directory and show the .git files

Performing Operations:

test.txt

Git Ignore:

Cloning: Local Repositories:

Normal copy operation

Cloning: Remote Repositories:

Local Clone from other server

Branching, Merging and Tagging

Tags:

Tags helps us to save the state of the previous things, before it created.
Master branch is the default branch which will gets initialized when you defaulty
created the repository and initialize it.

Branches:

Merging:

Git Log:

git log --pretty=oneline

Working with Github :

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