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Notes on my most common git operations: [[Git Operations]] | Notes on my most common git operations: [[Git Operations]] | ||
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Syncing a fork: [[Git/Sync a Fork]] | Syncing a fork: [[Git/Sync a Fork]] | ||
Revision as of 12:50, 26 April 2018
A curated list that will one day soon become git-awesome: Git Resources
Notes on my most common git operations: Git Operations
Using Git to deploy static web content: Git Deployment
Syncing a fork: Git/Sync a Fork
Deleting a remote branch: Git/Delete Remote Branch
Submodules: Git/Submodules
Software carpentry steps:
- why version control
- the philosophy behind git
- git config file
- creating a git repo - git init
- dot git folder
Question: why the two-stage process?
Start with github
- creating repos on github
- collaborating on a repo with folks
Conflicts
- make 2 changes on side by side machines
- go thru the process - can't push because you have to pull, can't pull because you have conflicts.
Meld - command line tool