Version Control
4. staging area
2. create repository
The repository is like a container of your project. It holds all the files and information about the project. Most of the git commands are not available outside of the initialized repository.
Save state of the project.
+ Info
1. git Identity
3. create files
First, let’s set your identity. Git uses that information for every commit.
+ Info
Dr. Vicki Bealman
2. push project
GitHub Repository
Once you have your repository ready, let’s push your local project to GitHub.
+ Info
note
1. create repository
- git add . frequently
- git commit frequently
We will be using GitHub as our remote repository,
+ Info
Dr. Vicki Bealman
Version Control 101: Git & GitHub
Vicki D Bealman
Created on May 15, 2023
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Version Control
4. staging area
2. create repository
The repository is like a container of your project. It holds all the files and information about the project. Most of the git commands are not available outside of the initialized repository.
Save state of the project.
+ Info
1. git Identity
3. create files
First, let’s set your identity. Git uses that information for every commit.
+ Info
Dr. Vicki Bealman
2. push project
GitHub Repository
Once you have your repository ready, let’s push your local project to GitHub.
+ Info
note
1. create repository
We will be using GitHub as our remote repository,
+ Info
Dr. Vicki Bealman