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    Git - Version Control System

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    Git is a version control system designed to handle projects with speed and efficiency. It records file changes over time and allows recalling specific versions. It helps manage work from a distributed team by keeping track of changes and allowing collaboration through committing and pushing code. Git is installed from its website and initialized with commands like git init to create a repository and git add and git commit to track changes.

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    Git is a version control system designed to handle projects with speed and efficiency. It records file changes over time and allows recalling specific versions. It helps manage work from a distributed team by keeping track of changes and allowing collaboration through committing and pushing code. Git is installed from its website and initialized with commands like git init to create a repository and git add and git commit to track changes.

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    Git-

    Version Control System


    By- Mahendra Kumar
    AI Technologies
    m.kr@outlook.com

    History

    Linux uses version control system to develop Linux OS as its developers are spread
    all across the world.
    In 2005 - Previous Linux kernel development tool, BitKeeper, revoked free service.

    Creator of Linux, Linus Torvalds begins to develop own method, with the following
    design goals:
    o

    Speed

    Simple Design

    Strong Non-linear Development Support

    Fully Distributed

    Suport for Large Projects

    Introduction
    Git is afree and open source distributed version control system designed
    to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and
    efficiency.
    Version control is a system that records changes to a file or set of files
    over time so that you can recall specific versions later.

    Need for version control


    A group of people start working on a project and they all are working
    simultaneously. It is very important to keep track of all the changes
    made otherwise one person may corrupt other persons work.
    Some changes in the project may go haywire which should be recalled as
    soon as possible.
    Social coding: Helps in managing team spread across the globe.

    Installation
    Git can be downloaded from the official GIT website:
    http://git-scm.com/downloads
    Once installed no further configuration is required.
    Git is basically a command line utility but can be used in GUI form via
    other IDEs eg: Eclipse, Brackets, Code

    First Use
    When using for the first time it is required to provide information so as
    to manage user profile while editing code. This is required only once.

    Command:
    git config --global user.name Mahendra"
    git config --global user.email m.kr@outlook.com

    Creating a repository
    Use cd to move to the directory where you are working.
    Type in git init
    This creates the repository. A hidden directory named .git in the same
    folder
    Type in git add .

    ( dot in the end means all the files )

    Type in git commit m "Initial commit"

    Copying/ cloning repo. From


    other sources
    Git can be used to clone repositories available online or in a different location in
    the same computer.
    Syntax: (Italic part should be replaced by the URL of the git repository
    git clone URL
    git clone URL mypath
    These make an exact copy of the repository at the given URL
    git clone git://github.com/rest_of_path/file.git

    Commit
    git add newFile1
    Committing makes a snapshot of everything being tracked into your
    repository
    A message telling what you have done is required
    git commit m another change

    Social Coding
    git pull remote_repository
    Get changes from a remote repository and merge them into your own
    repository
    git status
    Git shows the changes you made.
    Work on the files.
    git commit m Name of the change you made
    git push

    References:
    1.
    2.

    http://www.git-scm.com/
    https://try.github.io/levels/1/challenges/7

    3. Documentation: http://www.git-scm.com/doc

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