This post explains about installation of Git and commands which we use is frequently. Earlier we learned about installation of SVN and work with SVN. Now we can learn about Git.
Install Git into Ubuntu
sudo apt-get install git
creating ssh key:
Generate a SSH key pair:
ssh-keygen -t rsa
After installation we can follow the below commands to move forward.
Installation and usage of Git with commands by Anil Kumar Panigrahi
Git commands
Initialization
git config --global user.name "Firstname Lastname"
Change it with your names
git config --global user.email "[email protected]"
Change it with your email address
Clone the code from Git repository
git clone [email protected][Path].git
Replace it with your repository path
Command for show branches in that repository
git branch
Command to create branch in that repository
git checkout -b <branch name>
Command to change another branch in that repository
git checkout <branch name>
Command to remove branch in local
git branch -D <branch name>
Command to remove branch in remote repository
git push origin --delete <branch name>
Command to PULL code
git pull [email protected][Path].git
Command to PUSH code
Once changes are donw in your files and trying to push those files to Git repository using below commands
1. Below command to check the list of changes
git status
2. Add the changed files
git add [Full path of files]
3. Commit with message
git commit -m "[Message for why we change files and features]"
4. Once done with above commands then push your code
git push [email protected][Path].git
List of commands to merge branch in that repository
git checkout <old branch name>
git merge <new branch name>
merge conflicts ….
git mergetool
---- emerge
--- click 'Yes'
git push ... <old branch name>
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