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    1 - Git Command

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    The document provides instructions for using basic Git commands like initializing and cloning repositories, adding and committing files, checking the status and log, branching and merging, and pushing changes to a remote repository. It explains how to configure user information with Git, create repositories locally and on a Git server, and connect a local repository to a remote one. Examples of common Git commands are given like git init, git add, git commit, git push, and how to view branches, checkouts, merges and deletes.

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    The document provides instructions for using basic Git commands like initializing and cloning repositories, adding and committing files, checking the status and log, branching and merging, and pushing changes to a remote repository. It explains how to configure user information with Git, create repositories locally and on a Git server, and connect a local repository to a remote one. Examples of common Git commands are given like git init, git add, git commit, git push, and how to view branches, checkouts, merges and deletes.

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    The document provides instructions for using basic Git commands like initializing and cloning repositories, adding and committing files, checking the status and log, branching and merging, and pushing changes to a remote repository. It explains how to configure user information with Git, create repositories locally and on a Git server, and connect a local repository to a remote one. Examples of common Git commands are given like git init, git add, git commit, git push, and how to view branches, checkouts, merges and deletes.

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    1 - Git Command

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    Albano Futta
    The document provides instructions for using basic Git commands like initializing and cloning repositories, adding and committing files, checking the status and log, branching and merging, and pushing changes to a remote repository. It explains how to configure user information with Git, create repositories locally and on a Git server, and connect a local repository to a remote one. Examples of common Git commands are given like git init, git add, git commit, git push, and how to view branches, checkouts, merges and deletes.

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    To control the app version, and possibilitam outros a contribuirem no proj

    Após baixar e instalar o git client:

    *Git config --global user.name “The Name”

    -->to config globally the users name

    *Git config --global user.email the@email.com

    -->to config globally the users email

    *Git config --list

    -->to list all configs (name, email, etc)

    *pwd

    -->Enters the default path

    *mkdir The_Name

    -->Makes a folder in the path

    *rm –RF The_Name

    -->Removes a folder

    *cd The_Name/

    -->navigates the folder

    Inside a folder we can be making our repositories. A repo is a folder. Initialized by:

    *git init

    -->Inside a repo path to initialize it as a git repository.

    *touch filename.extension

    -->to create a file

    *localProgramName filename

    -->opens a file with a local program


    *git status

    -->it shows which branch we’re at, the commits we’ve had so far, untracked files or added files to
    commit, etc.

    .
    *git add or filename.ext

    -->to add new files to be commited

    *git commit –m “The reason you’re commiting”

    -->to commit some change

    *git log

    -->shows your commits ids, in which branch, the author (name and email), what date too, etc

    You create a new repo (with the same local repo name) in the Git server account and then, connect it to
    your local repo:

    *git remote add origin the_http_addres

    -->connect a local git repo with a git server repo

    *git remote -v

    -->to check if it’s connected properly

    *git push –u origin master

    -->to push a commit to git server for the first

    …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

    *ssh-keygen –t rsa –C the@email.com

    -->to link to a git server with ssh. To clone git server repos to local repos.
    After pasting the public ssh to git server

    *ssh –T git@github.com

    -->to authenticate with ssh

    After creating a repo in git server, go to clone repo and paste the ssh link. Navigate to the local root
    folder for repos and:

    *git clone ssh_link

    -->to clone into local repo

    *ls -ltr

    -->list files in a dir

    *git push origin master

    -->to push to a ssh clone git server

    git log --pretty=oneline -->a parameter to make a listing look better

    *git reset --soft commit3_hash

    -->removes/undoes all changes made in higher commits than commit3, but the changes still remaining
    there – possible to revert. More for local repos

    *git revert commit_hash

    -->removes/undoes all changes made in this commit. More for git server repos.

    *git branch branch_name

    -->to create a branch

    *git branch -v

    -->to visualize the existing branches


    *git checkout branch_name

    -->to switch the branch

    Each branch has its own changes and added files

    *git push –u origin branch_name

    -->to push a branch to git server

    *git merge branch_name

    -->to merge a branch (its files, changes, etc.) to the current branch we’re in now

    *git branch –D branch_name

    -->to delete a branch locally, being out of it (in the main branch)

    *git push origin --delete branch_name

    -->to push a deleted branch to git server

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