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301 Moved Permanently. nginx GIT IMMERSIONLAB 1GIT IMMERSION Git is a powerful, sophisticated system for distributed version control. Gaining an understanding of its features opens to developers a new and liberating approach to source code management. LAB 1 - GIT IMMERSION lab 1 Setup Goals. To setup git and ruby so that it is ready for work. Setup Name and Email. If you have never used git before, you need to do some setup first. LAB 3 - GIT IMMERSION lab 3 Create a Project Goals. Learn how to create a git repository from scratch. Create a “Hello, World” program. Starting in the empty working directory, create an empty directory named “hello”, then create a file named hello.rb with the contents below.. Execute: LAB 5 - GIT IMMERSION lab 5 Making Changes Goals. Learn how to monitor the state of the working directory; Change the “Hello, World” program. It’s time to change our hello program to take an argument from the command line. LAB 7 - GIT IMMERSION lab 7 Staging and Committing. A separate staging step in git is in line with the philosophy of getting out of the way until you need to deal with source control. You can continue to make changes to your working directory, and then at the point you want to interact with source control, git allows you to record your changes in small commits that record exactly what you did. LAB 8 - GIT IMMERSION lab 8 Committing Changes Goals. Learn how to commit changes to the repository; Commit the change. Ok, enough about staging. Let’s commit what we have staged to the repository. LAB 12 - GIT IMMERSION lab 12 Getting Old Versions Goals. Learn how to checkout any previous snapshot into the working directory. Going back in history is very easy. The checkout command will copy any snapshot from the repository to the working directory. LAB 9 - GIT IMMERSION lab 9 Changes, not Files Goals. Learn that git works with changes, not files. Most source control systems work with files. You add a file to source control and the system will LAB 28 - GIT IMMERSION lab 28 Merging Goals. Learn how to merge two diverging branches to bring the changes back into a single branch. Merge the branches. Merging brings the changes in two branches together.GITIMMERSION.COM
301 Moved Permanently. nginx LAB 17 - GIT IMMERSION lab 17 Removing Commits from a Branch Goals. Learn how to remove the most recent commits from a branch; The revert command of the previous section is a powerful command that lets us undo the effects of any commit in the repository. However, both the original commit and the “undoing” commit are visible in the branch history (using the gitlog command).
LAB 20 - GIT IMMERSION lab 20 Moving Files Goals. Learn how to move a file within a repository. Move the hello.rb file into a lib directory. We are now going to build up the structure of our little repository. LAB 11 - GIT IMMERSION lab 11 Aliases Goals. Learn how to setup aliases and shortcuts for git commands; Common Aliases. git status, git add, git commit, and git checkout are such common commands that it is useful to have abbreviations for them.. Add the following to the .gitconfig file in your $ HOME directory..gitconfig LAB 10 - GIT IMMERSION lab 10 History Goals. Learn how to view the history of the project. Getting a listing of what changes have been made is the function of the git log command.. Execute: git log LAB 13 - GIT IMMERSION lab 13 Tagging versions Goals. Learn how to tag commits with names for future reference; Let’s call the current version of the hello program version 1 (v1). Tagging version 1 LAB 16 - GIT IMMERSION lab 16 Undoing Committed Changes Goals. Learn how to revert changes that have been committed to a local repository. Undoing Commits. Sometimes you realized that a change that you have already committed was not correct and you wish to undo that commit. LAB 19 - GIT IMMERSION A guided tour that walks through the fundamentals of Git LAB 49 - GIT IMMERSION lab 49 Pulling Shared Changes Goals. Learn how to pull changes from a shared repository. Quick hop over to the clone repository and let’s pull down the changes just pushed to the shared repo. LAB 27 - GIT IMMERSION lab 27 Viewing Diverging Branches Goals. Learn how to view diverging branches in a repository. View the Current Branches. We now have two diverging branches in the repository. LAB 44 - GIT IMMERSION lab 44 Pulling Changes Goals. Learn that git pull is equivalent to a git fetch followed by a git merge.; Discussion. We’re not going to go through the process of creating another change and pulling it again, but we do want you to know that doing: GIT IMMERSIONLAB 1GIT IMMERSION Git is a powerful, sophisticated system for distributed version control. Gaining an understanding of its features opens to developers a new and liberating approach to source code management. LAB 1 - GIT IMMERSION lab 1 Setup Goals. To setup git and ruby so that it is ready for work. Setup Name and Email. If you have never used git before, you need to do some setup first. LAB 5 - GIT IMMERSION lab 5 Making Changes Goals. Learn how to monitor the state of the working directory; Change the “Hello, World” program. It’s time to change our hello program to take an argument from the command line. LAB 3 - GIT IMMERSION lab 3 Create a Project Goals. Learn how to create a git repository from scratch. Create a “Hello, World” program. Starting in the empty working directory, create an empty directory named “hello”, then create a file named hello.rb with the contents below.. Execute: LAB 9 - GIT IMMERSION lab 9 Changes, not Files Goals. Learn that git works with changes, not files. Most source control systems work with files. You add a file to source control and the system will LAB 12 - GIT IMMERSION lab 12 Getting Old Versions Goals. Learn how to checkout any previous snapshot into the working directory. Going back in history is very easy. The checkout command will copy any snapshot from the repository to the working directory. LAB 17 - GIT IMMERSION lab 17 Removing Commits from a Branch Goals. Learn how to remove the most recent commits from a branch; The revert command of the previous section is a powerful command that lets us undo the effects of any commit in the repository. However, both the original commit and the “undoing” commit are visible in the branch history (using the gitlog command).
LAB 8 - GIT IMMERSION lab 8 Committing Changes Goals. Learn how to commit changes to the repository; Commit the change. Ok, enough about staging. Let’s commit what we have staged to the repository. LAB 7 - GIT IMMERSION lab 7 Staging and Committing. A separate staging step in git is in line with the philosophy of getting out of the way until you need to deal with source control. You can continue to make changes to your working directory, and then at the point you want to interact with source control, git allows you to record your changes in small commits that record exactly what you did. LAB 28 - GIT IMMERSION lab 28 Merging Goals. Learn how to merge two diverging branches to bring the changes back into a single branch. Merge the branches. Merging brings the changes in two branches together. GIT IMMERSIONLAB 1GIT IMMERSION Git is a powerful, sophisticated system for distributed version control. Gaining an understanding of its features opens to developers a new and liberating approach to source code management. LAB 1 - GIT IMMERSION lab 1 Setup Goals. To setup git and ruby so that it is ready for work. Setup Name and Email. If you have never used git before, you need to do some setup first. LAB 5 - GIT IMMERSION lab 5 Making Changes Goals. Learn how to monitor the state of the working directory; Change the “Hello, World” program. It’s time to change our hello program to take an argument from the command line. LAB 3 - GIT IMMERSION lab 3 Create a Project Goals. Learn how to create a git repository from scratch. Create a “Hello, World” program. Starting in the empty working directory, create an empty directory named “hello”, then create a file named hello.rb with the contents below.. Execute: LAB 9 - GIT IMMERSION lab 9 Changes, not Files Goals. Learn that git works with changes, not files. Most source control systems work with files. You add a file to source control and the system will LAB 12 - GIT IMMERSION lab 12 Getting Old Versions Goals. Learn how to checkout any previous snapshot into the working directory. Going back in history is very easy. The checkout command will copy any snapshot from the repository to the working directory. LAB 17 - GIT IMMERSION lab 17 Removing Commits from a Branch Goals. Learn how to remove the most recent commits from a branch; The revert command of the previous section is a powerful command that lets us undo the effects of any commit in the repository. However, both the original commit and the “undoing” commit are visible in the branch history (using the gitlog command).
LAB 8 - GIT IMMERSION lab 8 Committing Changes Goals. Learn how to commit changes to the repository; Commit the change. Ok, enough about staging. Let’s commit what we have staged to the repository. LAB 7 - GIT IMMERSION lab 7 Staging and Committing. A separate staging step in git is in line with the philosophy of getting out of the way until you need to deal with source control. You can continue to make changes to your working directory, and then at the point you want to interact with source control, git allows you to record your changes in small commits that record exactly what you did. LAB 28 - GIT IMMERSION lab 28 Merging Goals. Learn how to merge two diverging branches to bring the changes back into a single branch. Merge the branches. Merging brings the changes in two branches together. LAB 19 - GIT IMMERSION A guided tour that walks through the fundamentals of Git LAB 11 - GIT IMMERSION lab 11 Aliases Goals. Learn how to setup aliases and shortcuts for git commands; Common Aliases. git status, git add, git commit, and git checkout are such common commands that it is useful to have abbreviations for them.. Add the following to the .gitconfig file in your $ HOME directory..gitconfig LAB 51 - GIT IMMERSION lab 51 Sharing Repos Goals. Learn to share repos across WIFI.; See if your neighbor is running the git daemon. Exchange IP addresses and see if you can pull from each other’s repositories. LAB 13 - GIT IMMERSION lab 13 Tagging versions Goals. Learn how to tag commits with names for future reference; Let’s call the current version of the hello program version 1 (v1). Tagging version 1 LAB 10 - GIT IMMERSION lab 10 History Goals. Learn how to view the history of the project. Getting a listing of what changes have been made is the function of the git log command.. Execute: git log LAB 20 - GIT IMMERSION lab 20 Moving Files Goals. Learn how to move a file within a repository. Move the hello.rb file into a lib directory. We are now going to build up the structure of our little repository. LAB 16 - GIT IMMERSION lab 16 Undoing Committed Changes Goals. Learn how to revert changes that have been committed to a local repository. Undoing Commits. Sometimes you realized that a change that you have already committed was not correct and you wish to undo that commit. LAB 44 - GIT IMMERSION lab 44 Pulling Changes Goals. Learn that git pull is equivalent to a git fetch followed by a git merge.; Discussion. We’re not going to go through the process of creating another change and pulling it again, but we do want you to know that doing: LAB 35 - GIT IMMERSION lab 35 Merging Back to Master Goals. We’ve kept our greet branch up to date with master (via rebase), now let’s merge the greet changes back into the master branch. LAB 27 - GIT IMMERSION lab 27 Viewing Diverging Branches Goals. Learn how to view diverging branches in a repository. View the Current Branches. We now have two diverging branches in the repository. GIT IMMERSIONLAB 1GIT IMMERSION Git is a powerful, sophisticated system for distributed version control. Gaining an understanding of its features opens to developers a new and liberating approach to source code management. LAB 1 - GIT IMMERSION lab 1 Setup Goals. To setup git and ruby so that it is ready for work. Setup Name and Email. If you have never used git before, you need to do some setup first. LAB 11 - GIT IMMERSION lab 11 Aliases Goals. Learn how to setup aliases and shortcuts for git commands; Common Aliases. git status, git add, git commit, and git checkout are such common commands that it is useful to have abbreviations for them.. Add the following to the .gitconfig file in your $ HOME directory..gitconfig LAB 3 - GIT IMMERSION lab 3 Create a Project Goals. Learn how to create a git repository from scratch. Create a “Hello, World” program. Starting in the empty working directory, create an empty directory named “hello”, then create a file named hello.rb with the contents below.. Execute: LAB 5 - GIT IMMERSION lab 5 Making Changes Goals. Learn how to monitor the state of the working directory; Change the “Hello, World” program. It’s time to change our hello program to take an argument from the command line. LAB 9 - GIT IMMERSION lab 9 Changes, not Files Goals. Learn that git works with changes, not files. Most source control systems work with files. You add a file to source control and the system will LAB 7 - GIT IMMERSION lab 7 Staging and Committing. A separate staging step in git is in line with the philosophy of getting out of the way until you need to deal with source control. You can continue to make changes to your working directory, and then at the point you want to interact with source control, git allows you to record your changes in small commits that record exactly what you did. LAB 8 - GIT IMMERSION lab 8 Committing Changes Goals. Learn how to commit changes to the repository; Commit the change. Ok, enough about staging. Let’s commit what we have staged to the repository. LAB 42 - GIT IMMERSION A guided tour that walks through the fundamentals of Git LAB 17 - GIT IMMERSION lab 17 Removing Commits from a Branch Goals. Learn how to remove the most recent commits from a branch; The revert command of the previous section is a powerful command that lets us undo the effects of any commit in the repository. However, both the original commit and the “undoing” commit are visible in the branch history (using the gitlog command).
GIT IMMERSIONLAB 1GIT IMMERSION Git is a powerful, sophisticated system for distributed version control. Gaining an understanding of its features opens to developers a new and liberating approach to source code management. LAB 1 - GIT IMMERSION lab 1 Setup Goals. To setup git and ruby so that it is ready for work. Setup Name and Email. If you have never used git before, you need to do some setup first. LAB 11 - GIT IMMERSION lab 11 Aliases Goals. Learn how to setup aliases and shortcuts for git commands; Common Aliases. git status, git add, git commit, and git checkout are such common commands that it is useful to have abbreviations for them.. Add the following to the .gitconfig file in your $ HOME directory..gitconfig LAB 3 - GIT IMMERSION lab 3 Create a Project Goals. Learn how to create a git repository from scratch. Create a “Hello, World” program. Starting in the empty working directory, create an empty directory named “hello”, then create a file named hello.rb with the contents below.. Execute: LAB 5 - GIT IMMERSION lab 5 Making Changes Goals. Learn how to monitor the state of the working directory; Change the “Hello, World” program. It’s time to change our hello program to take an argument from the command line. LAB 9 - GIT IMMERSION lab 9 Changes, not Files Goals. Learn that git works with changes, not files. Most source control systems work with files. You add a file to source control and the system will LAB 7 - GIT IMMERSION lab 7 Staging and Committing. A separate staging step in git is in line with the philosophy of getting out of the way until you need to deal with source control. You can continue to make changes to your working directory, and then at the point you want to interact with source control, git allows you to record your changes in small commits that record exactly what you did. LAB 8 - GIT IMMERSION lab 8 Committing Changes Goals. Learn how to commit changes to the repository; Commit the change. Ok, enough about staging. Let’s commit what we have staged to the repository. LAB 42 - GIT IMMERSION A guided tour that walks through the fundamentals of Git LAB 17 - GIT IMMERSION lab 17 Removing Commits from a Branch Goals. Learn how to remove the most recent commits from a branch; The revert command of the previous section is a powerful command that lets us undo the effects of any commit in the repository. However, both the original commit and the “undoing” commit are visible in the branch history (using the gitlog command).
LAB 10 - GIT IMMERSION lab 10 History Goals. Learn how to view the history of the project. Getting a listing of what changes have been made is the function of the git log command.. Execute: git log LAB 51 - GIT IMMERSION lab 51 Sharing Repos Goals. Learn to share repos across WIFI.; See if your neighbor is running the git daemon. Exchange IP addresses and see if you can pull from each other’s repositories. LAB 12 - GIT IMMERSION lab 12 Getting Old Versions Goals. Learn how to checkout any previous snapshot into the working directory. Going back in history is very easy. The checkout command will copy any snapshot from the repository to the working directory. LAB 13 - GIT IMMERSION lab 13 Tagging versions Goals. Learn how to tag commits with names for future reference; Let’s call the current version of the hello program version 1 (v1). Tagging version 1 LAB 15 - GIT IMMERSION A guided tour that walks through the fundamentals of Git LAB 20 - GIT IMMERSION lab 20 Moving Files Goals. Learn how to move a file within a repository. Move the hello.rb file into a lib directory. We are now going to build up the structure of our little repository. LAB 16 - GIT IMMERSION lab 16 Undoing Committed Changes Goals. Learn how to revert changes that have been committed to a local repository. Undoing Commits. Sometimes you realized that a change that you have already committed was not correct and you wish to undo that commit. LAB 44 - GIT IMMERSION lab 44 Pulling Changes Goals. Learn that git pull is equivalent to a git fetch followed by a git merge.; Discussion. We’re not going to go through the process of creating another change and pulling it again, but we do want you to know that doing: LAB 35 - GIT IMMERSION lab 35 Merging Back to Master Goals. We’ve kept our greet branch up to date with master (via rebase), now let’s merge the greet changes back into the master branch. LAB 49 - GIT IMMERSION lab 49 Pulling Shared Changes Goals. Learn how to pull changes from a shared repository. Quick hop over to the clone repository and let’s pull down the changes just pushed to the shared repo.GIT IMMERSION
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