The development workflow of git github for beginners
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The document outlines the development workflow using Git and GitHub for beginners, highlighting the importance of Git for team collaboration and efficiency. It explains the process of forking a repository, modifying it locally, and then pushing changes back to the original repository through a pull request. Additionally, it provides guidance on using Git commands to manage branches and commit changes effectively.
The development workflow of git github for beginners
- 1. The development workflow of Git / Github - for Beginners By Gunjan Patel
- 2. Namaste
- 3. Who am I? Gunjan Patel Working at redWEB 7 years of experience in Web! Joomla! Bug Squad Member Joomla! SQL Optimisation team co-ordinator JUG Ahmedabad Manager
- 4. ” Joomlers
- 5. First Lego
- 6. My Vision for J!Community
- 7. Why Git? • Simple • Fast (save time) • No central repository (work offline) • Easy reverts • Branching make life easier • Ideal for development in team Introduction
- 10. What is fork? • Create a fork on Github/Bitbucket/Gitlab etc... • Clone the forked repository your local system. • Modify the local repository. • Commit your changes. • Push changes back to the remote fork. • Create a pull request from the forked repository (source) back to the original (destination). Introduction fork is just another way of saying clone
- 11. Official Joomla! Repo joomla/joomla-cms Your Forked Repo gunjanpatel/joomla- cms Local Repo <local_path>/joomla -cms Local Path Example: /var/www/git/joomla-cms
- 13. Official Joomla! Repo joomla/joomla-cms Your Forked Repo gunjanpatel/joomla- cms Local Repo <local_path>/joomla -cms Local Path Example: /var/www/git/joomla-cms
- 15. Official Joomla! Repo joomla/joomla-cms Your Forked Repo gunjanpatel/joomla- cms Local Repo <local_path>/joomla -cms Local Path Example: /var/www/git/joomla-cms
- 17. Clone your forked repository in local
- 18. Configure Remote
- 19. Fetch Changes
- 20. Create and Configure Branch
- 21. Or Update Existing Branch
- 22. Commit Branch
- 23. push Changes to origin (Not remote)
- 24. Go to your client GitHub / Bitbucket / GitLab or similar and send Pull Request to remote repository.