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Git

What is Git

• Git is version-control system for tracking changes in computer les


and coordinating work on those les among multiple people.

• It is primary used for source-code management in software


development, but it can be used to keep track of changes in any set of
les.

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Git add to existing project

Install Git

https://git-scm.com

After installation you can check by typing git keyword in your terminal

Git initializing

• Go to project folder
• Open terminal
• Type ‘git init’

Add Git ignore


Git ignore is for ignore le or folder

Add .gitignore le to project folder


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Git commands

.git init Initializing git folder to project folder

.git status Check git status for project folder

.git add * Adding le to git staging area


This command sets the author name and
.git con g email address respectively to be used with your
commits

.git clone This command is used to obtain a repository


from existing URL

.git commit This command records or snapshots the le


permanently in the version history.
$ git commit -m “ first commit”

.git remote This command is used to connect your local


repository to the remote server.
$ git remote add origin https://github.com/yethuaung882/test.git
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Git commands

.git push This command send the committed changes of


master branch to your remote repository.
$ git push origin master

This command fetches and merges changes on


.git pull
the remote server to your working directory.

Basic git commands with example

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