Git General

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Git is an open source distributed version control system designed for speed and efficiency. It was initially developed by Linus Torvalds for managing the Linux kernel source code. Key concepts in Git include repositories for storing project data and history, revisions (commits) for capturing snapshots of file changes, branches for isolating work, and distributed collaboration through cloning repositories. The document provides exercises for configuring Git, creating and working with repositories, commits, branches and merging, and collaborating via cloning, fetching and pushing changes.

UNDERSTANDING GIT

Chen, Zhongke
Mar 15, 2012

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HISTORY

SCCS/RCS • Single File
('70~'80)

VSS • check-out/check-in
('90)
• update/commit Centralized
CVS
('90)
SVN • atomic commit
('00)
TeamWare,BitKeeper, • Distributed?
GIT,Mercurial,Bazaar
('00)

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WHAT’S GIT
distributed
› Git is an open source version control system designed for speed and
efficiency

› Initial developed by
Linus Torvalds
› Used by e.g. Linux
kernel and Ruby on
Rails, Android

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GIT CONCEPTS: REPOSITORY, REVISION,
WORKING DIRECTORY, STAGE

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EXERCISE 1

› git config --global user.name “zhongkchen”
› git config --global user.email zhongkchen@paypal.com
› git init # create a new repository
› git add # add file to stage
› git rm
› git mv
› git commit # commit files from stage to repo
› git status # check the status of working dir and stage
› git log # check history in repo
› git diff # compare working dir with stage
› git diff --cached # compare stage with the repo
› .gitignore # a special file

› Advanced: git stash, git blame, git reset, git revert

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GIT CONCEPTS: BRANCH AND MERGE 1

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GIT CONCEPTS: BRANCH AND MERGE 2

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GIT CONCEPTS: BRANCH AND MERGE 3

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EXERCISE 2

› git branch
› git checkout
› git merge
› git branch -d

› Advanced: git rebase, git cherry-pick

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GIT CONCEPTS: CLONE, FETCH, PUSH

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EXERCISE 3

› git clone
› git fetch origin
› git merge
› git push origin master
› git pull

› advanced:
– config file
– git remote

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REFERENCE

› Intro to Distributed Version Control Illustrated
› Distributed Revision Control (Wikipedia)
› Pro Git
› Tech Talk: Linus Torvalds on git

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1. UNDERSTANDING GIT Chen, Zhongke Mar 15, 2012 Confidential and Proprietary

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