GIT

GIT

This a summary of what I have learned during the class and by reading this tutorial.

 

First, we need to know what is GIT stands for,

it is software for tracking changes in any set of files, usually used for coordinating work among programmers collaboratively developing source code during software development. Wikipedia

 

We use git to upload our work to a digital platform, If you asked me about it, I can say that it has many benefits:

  • Back-up your code so you won’t lose it.
  • Can share it easily and work with teams.
  • Keep a log of the changes implemented on the code so you can track any errors easily.

 

  • pwd: show the file path.
  • ls: list content
  • ls -la: show all content (including hidden)
  • cd: change directory
  • cd ..: go back in terminal (parent)
  • cd ../.. : go back in terminal (grandparent)
  • mkdir : create a file
  • touch: create a folder
  • clear: clear the lines
  • you can make spaces by type inside ‘single quotations’

 

CLONING

What we mean by cloning is that we import an existing project or directory into Git You can create a copy of an existing Git repository from a particular server by using the clone with a repository’s URL:

git clone https://github.com/reading-notes

 

COMMITING

This is the commands that we use to submit our progress, or “commting”

  1. git add .
  2. git commit -m “describe what you did, because it’s your fault”
  3. git push origin branch name

 

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