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    git & github Notes:::::::::::::::::::::

    /////////////

    cd -> change directory

    Repository -> project or Folder in github

    git vs github

    ls -> listing the every thing in the directory

    clear -> clear the history

    clone ->

    add ->

    commint->

    push ->

    pull -> downloa from github repository , oposit of push

    -> git clone "http/..............."

    -> git status

    -> git add -a <name of the file>

    -> git commit -m "write a message"

    -> git push ****

    -> ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "name of the email"

    > return >> ...... : testkey

    ** passphrase : *******

    > ls >> testkey

    testkey.pub

    -> cat testkey

    -> cat testkey.pub

    ** copy this code for creating the SSH key


    -> ~ eval "${ssh-agent-s)"

    > Agent pid *****

    -> ~ ssh-add -K ~/.ssh/id_res <= the address of the key directory you can see it after the ssh code created
    (000000000000000)

    -> git push origin master<branch we want to push to it>

    ** better after you creating the repository create the README.md file and talk ablout this ripository

    ** you can create two or more -m after the commit something

    **** for pushing the locally file to the github::

    *** creat New empty repositore

    -> git remote add origin "http//..... ... ... .git"h

    -> git push -u <<origin master>> for short code of youre programming you can use the -u ...

    github workflow --> writeCode >> commitChange >> make a pull Request

    local gitworkflow --> write code >> stage changes >> commit Changes >> push Changes >> make a pull
    Request

    gitBranch***

    save the update and add it to the file Ok. if change youre branch you can't see you update because it just
    saved on that branch**

    bulit the new future and work on it seprated to the main branch**

    and the after you updatign or debuging you can marg it to the main branch**

    -> git branch


    -> git checkout

    -> git checkout -b <name of the new branch"better vesion of youre code">

    ** if you write this code

    -> git push

    >> return git push --set-upstream origin <name of the new branch>

    ** if you want to push this branch you created without merg it to the main branch***

    ** create the pull on the github and then affter you see you group's advice then merg it to the main
    branch**

    -> git pull //origin master

    -> git branch -d <name of the branch you want to delet it>

    -> git commit -am "message" for short changing

    *if you have a two braches and in the branches you have same tag wheh you want to save it you have to
    save that tag on the seprated way

    #commit1-----------------#commit2-----------------------#commit3

    -> git diff

    -> git merg <name of the new branch you want to merg it to this branch>

    -> git reset <name of the file you want to reset it>

    you check it with -> git status

    -> git log

    **

    commit hash**

    you reset any changes after this commit*##

    -> git reset --hard ............hash........... << you can deleted the whole of the code after this commit
    ## use fork for if you want to complitle copy of the any repository on you own github

    ** you can chick this on the github

    //////////////

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