How to Use git -- (1)

1. Git and GitHub

Git is a free and open-source distributed version control system for agile and efficient processing of any large or small projects.

GitHub is a website that provides users with the GIT repository hosting service. It is an open-source code library and version control system. You can find a lot of open source code on GitHub for easy learning.

Ii. Install git (for Windows)

1. Download http://git-scm.com/download/ on this website

2. Keep going next. (PS: during this period, you can customize the installation path .)

　　

3. After the installation is successful, you can find the GIT logo on the desktop. Double-click it and a black box will pop up.

　　　

 

4. Start configuration.

Git config -- global user. Name "your name"

Git config -- global user. Email "your email"

Note: The information name configured here is the user name on GitHub, And the email is the one displayed on GitHub. (Currently I use this method), but you can also set different user names and emails for different repositories.

Skills1: You can enter git config -- list to check whether your configuration is correct.

Skills2: You can also use git config user. Name and git config user. Email to view your username and email settings.

　　

5. You can manually create a folder or create a folder by running commands in git. The following is a command to create a folder:

　　

Command explanation: CD/drive letter #### convert drive letter

Mkdir file name #### create a folder

PWD #### display the current directory

6. Change the Created directory to a repository as follows:

　　

Command explanation: git init #### this is an empty repository. Now, there is one more in the directory. git Directory, which is a hidden directory, used to compile the total version library. Therefore, do not manually repair the files in this directory.

 

7. Add a file to the repository, as shown in:

　　

Command explanation: git add file name ### use this method to add files

Git commit-M "Enter the submission description" #### enter the description for this submission. You can enter any content, but entering meaningful content can help you view the history.

Note: You can add multiple continuous add files. You can commit multiple files at a time.

　　

To be continued ......

　　　　　　　

 

 

　　

How to Use git -- (1)