Git Workshop
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The document provides an overview of common Git commands used for managing code repositories. It explains how to view and set remote repositories with git remote, download updates from remotes with git fetch, integrate changes with git pull, clone repositories with git clone, stage files with git add, check the status with git status, commit changes locally with git commit, and push commits to remote repositories with git push. A QR code is also included to access the presentation slides.
Git Workshop
- 1. git workshop A Presentation By Agustinus Theodorus
- 2. Tools Used
- 4. git remote <command> <remote name> <repo link> This is used to view available remotes or to set new remotes. git remote
- 5. git fetch Fetch is used to download all remotes and tags to the local repositories. git fetch
- 6. git pull <remote name> <branch name> Pull is used to update local repositories and pull code from remote to the workspace. git pull git clone
- 7. git clone <repo link> Clone sets a repository's origin remote and downloads everything from the remote repository to the local repository and workspace. git clone git clone
- 8. git add <filepath> This command is used to stage changes. git add
- 9. git status This command is used to check if the local repositories and the workspace have changes or modifications. git status
- 10. git commit -m "enter a commit message" This command is used to commit staged changes to the local repository. Commiting changes need a commit message, use -m to add commit messages. git commit
- 11. git push <remote name> <branch name> This command is used to push committed local changes to the repository. git push