Github notes for windows systems

The windows host is used only in the office environment, so let's start with github for windows and get a tutorial on the linux platform after changing the sky.

1. Install github for windows

Open the https://github.com site and find the download github for windows download page below, as shown below:

 

The software depends on windows install4.5 and. net framework4, so before installation, it is best to install these two packages first, of course, you can also choose to allow the program to automatically download and install, but the download source selected by the program is a foreign download source, slow speed:

 

As shown in the following figure, the download and installation are performed on the Amazon host:

After the download is complete, go to the next step. It generates two shortcuts on the desktop: git hub and git shell. Double-click github and enter the user name and password applied for on github.

Note: If you install.. net framework. You may be prompted to install it when you open github. net upgrade package, according to its requirements to install the NDP40-KB2468871-v2-x86 (64-bit system, please select a 64-bit package) upgrade package.

II. Update and download

1. clone

As shown in the following figure, if you select clone on the corresponding project, the corresponding project will be cloned to the local machine, and the cloned project will be grayed out locally.

2. update and sync

As shown in the following figure, after the local editing is complete, you can use the following update option to enter the commit option:

You can also double-click the project name on the home page to enter the commit option, enter the change description, and click commit to master to submit.

After submission, the sync file is displayed in blue on the right side. Click sync synchronization to update the file to github. You can also select version merge and rollback options here: