Crash course on Git and the Version Control System (VCS).
Duration: ~1.5 hours (approx.)
- What is Version control
- Purposes and benefits
- What is Git
- Software used and how to download them on major OSes (and in particular Linux / Ubuntu)
- Main
git(terminal)- GitHub Desktop
- Git integration of Visual Studio Code
- Secondary / paid
- Tower
- GitKraken
- Main
- Software used and how to download them on major OSes (and in particular Linux / Ubuntu)
- What is a Repository
- Single-repo model
- Poly-repo model
- Submodules
- Repository Management
- Creating a new repo
- Updating an existing one
- What are Branches
- Branching models
- Git flow model
- Benefits in CI/CD and large-scale projects
- Feature-branch model
- Advantages in small- to medium-scale projects
- Git flow model
- Pull requests
- Branching models
- How an Organization works
- Teams
- GitHub Projects
- Kanban boards
- How to update a repo
- Authentication
- Personal Access Token
- SSH public key
git commit- Commit signing -S
- GPG and SSH public key
- Syntax commit messages -m
- ≤ 50 char in the first line (title)
- n char in subsequent ones (message)
- Co-authoring a commit
- Visual Studio Code - Live Share
- Commit signing -S
- Authentication
- Main commands and functions
- Merge:
git mergeof one branch into another- Merge conflicts and how to handle them
git stash
- Reset:
git resetsome commits - Checkout:
git checkoutto a specific commit - Switch (branch):
git switchto a specific branch
- Merge:
- Thank you