git command installation and GitHub simple to use

The advent of git has put traditional svn in an awkward position, with distributed versioning being needed, and SVN, which is currently known to support distributed, is still a cloud. Here's an example of installing git with simple and practical GitHub.

Installation

The simplest, you can download the resource bundle directly, and then install the good, if it is CentOS, you can use the Yum command installation:

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1	# yum install git git-gui

Register GitHub

Open GitHub site github.com as prompted to register, free of charge

Import Public key

First, to generate the public key

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1	# ssh-keygen -t rsa -C "你注册github所用的邮箱地址"

View Public Key

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1	# cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa

Copy it, then click the Set button in the upper-right corner of GitHub

Click on the SSH keys entry on the left menu bar to open the SSH Keys admin page and click Add SSH key on the key Admin page to add the public key

In the pop-up dialog, the title is filled in, the key bar copies the public key you created on the Linux machine

Account Configuration

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1 2	# git config --global user.name "用户名" # git config --global user.email github注册的邮箱地址

When configured, perform the following command checksum

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1	# ssh git@github.com

If prompted:

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PTY allocation request failed on channel 0 Hi lizhong8532! You've successfully authenticated, but GitHub does not provide shell access.                                                                                              Connection to github.com closed.

Represents a validation pass.

Create GitHub Warehouse

We create a test warehouse

Copy test warehouse ssh git address, submit need to use

Create a project directory

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1 2	[root@localhost ~] # mkdir test [root@localhost ~] # cd test

Class

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1 2	[root@localhost test ] # git init Initialized empty Git repository in /root/test/ .git/

Creating README.MD Files

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1	[root@localhost test ] # echo "这是一个测试的案例" > README.md

Submit to Local

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[root@localhost test ] # git Add. [root@localhost test ] # git commit-m "first commit" [Master (root-commit) C9206DC] First commit   1 files changed, 1 insertions (+), 0 deletions (-)   Create mode 100644 readme.md

where git Add. The point in is to submit all files under this project, or you can specify the file directly git add readme.md

Submit to GitHub

Above, just submit to the local version of the library, the GitHub warehouse has no files, now submitted to the GitHub

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[root@localhost test ] # git remote add origin git@github.com:lizhong8532/test.git [root@localhost test ] # git push -u origin master Counting objects: 3, done . Writing objects: 100% (3 /3 ), 255 bytes, done . Total 3 (delta 0), reused 0 (delta 0) To git@github.com:lizhong8532 /test .git   * [new branch]      master -> master Branch master set up to track remote branch master from origin.

Among them, Git@github.com:lizhong8532/test.git is my test warehouse submission address, you need to change to your test warehouse address.

Then refresh your warehouse and you'll see the file you just submitted.