The course introduces git as a model and tool for distributed version control. Common version control operations such as adding files, committing, branching, and reviewing history are presented using the gitcommand-line tool. The course shows how git is used in a team setting by presenting the gitflow workflow and its rationale.
OBJECTIVES
Students will complete individual exercises to learn the git command-line tool and team exercises to practice collaborative activities. The course highlights differences between git and centralized version control systems like Subversion.
Prerequisites
Participants should be able to use a command shell, a text editor, and a web browser.
Duration & Format
1 day (6 hours)
OUTLINE
The following topics are covered in this course:
- Introduction
- The Gitflow Workflow
- Git Basics
- Branching and Merging
- Working with Remotes
- Working with History
- Rewriting History
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