This git fundamentals post will help you to understand how to collaborate using git with your colleagues. Considering you already know what is git and how to create a repository, now we can dig further using git effectively with other collaborators. Note that this won’t include open source project approach. Even the principle is the…
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Since you have already have a basic knowledge of what is Git and a few tools and providers to start with, it is time to get on with working on your own repository. Creating A Repository In order to work on git, you have to create a repository first. Depending on your choice, GitHub, Bitbucket,…
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The “Git Fundamentals” idea have been around my mind for a long time. For developers, git may be easy to understand but for many artists it is mostly overwhelming. In these series I will try to explain what is Git and how you can use it for your own projects, especially tailored for non-developers and…
Read MoreGit Cheat Sheet
Hello there! Here I would like to share my most commonly used git commands and a few aliases to keep your console simple and beautiful by formatting. Create Create a new local repository
Clone an existing repository
Check Changes Check all changes
Check status
Changes to tracked files
Log
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git init |
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git clone ssh://user@domain.com/repo.git |
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git fetch |
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git status |
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git diff |
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git log --oneline |