Git: from Novice to Expert

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Share about git internal mechanism about how git commands such as git init, git add ,git commit, git branch etc. work! This is also my reading notes of these two books --- <<git>> and <<pro>>

Git
from Novice to Expert

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Git
to Expert

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Abstract

★ Part I > Git Basic

★ Part II > Git Internals

Git Basic

Don’t think of it in a ‘like (insert
favorite SCM system), but...’
context, but more like a really
interesting ﬁle system!

by Linus

Git Internals
• >git init
• >git add
• >git commit

Git Internals
• >git init
• >git add
• >git commit
• >git branch

Git Internals
• >git init • >git tag
• >git add
• >git commit
• >git branch

Git Internals
• >git init • >git tag
• >git add • >git merge
• >git commit
• >git branch

Git Internals
• >git init • >git tag
• >git add • >git merge
• >git commit • >git rebase
• >git branch

Git Internals
• >git init • >git tag
• >git add • >git merge
• >git commit • >git rebase
• >git branch • >git ...

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• {Tree}
• {Commit}
• {Tag}

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Branching & Merging

Switch to another branch

Branching & Merging

Merge one branch into another

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