Revisions and the Cloud
Revisions and the Cloud
Learning Git reminds me a lot of Dr Suess. >Oh The Places We Go Endless options and flexability. It is all so strange, odd and facinating. Like;
Cloning: copies all versions of all files for a project. To clone a repository into a directory with another name of your choosing, use the following command format: $ git clone https://github.com/test mydirectory
Git Status: A common function to check the status of a file $ git status
Git Add: This information tells us that there are changes to be committed and that the file has been staged. $ git add * or git add .
Git Commit: *This step has committed changes for the file or files (you can have one commit message for multiple files, if applicable) to the HEAD. $ git commit -m ‘MESSAGE OF CHANGES’
Git Push: This command pushes changes from the local “master” branch to the remote repository named “origin”. $ git push
Super helpful link https://blog.udemy.com/git-tutorial-a-comprehensive-guide/#2