DevOps Classroomnotes 20/Jun/2023

Git Workflow

• Note: This is a partial workflow and we will be learning complete git in 2 weeks from now
• Git Remote Repositories are hosted by GitHub/GitLab/Azure Source Repos etc
• If we don’t have the Code in local system, then we clone the code to create local repo
• Once we have local repo, to get latest changes we use pull
• We add the changes to the staging area using add and commit the changes to local repo using commit and sync the changes from local to remote repo using push command
  

Create a Git Repository in GitHub

• Create a new repository after login into github
  
  
  
  

Cloning the code into local system

• Identify a folder for local repo C:\temp\gitpractices
• Now clone using a command git clone <git-url>
  
• lets look into what are the contents
  

Make changes locally and push to the Remote

• Add the changes in working tree and then add to staging area.
• Commit the changes and push to the remote
  
  
• Adding multiple changes
  • Files already in repo will have status of modified or deleted or renamed
  • Files newly created will have status of untracked
    
• we can add multiple changes at once to the staging area
• When we want to move the changes from staging area to local repo, it needs message, author username and email address
  

Get changes from remote into local when repo already exists

• Use pull
  
• Git ways of working in non-tech way