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OverviewBefore we describe what git is, we need to make a basic overview of versioning (version control), which, in general, is managed and maintained on two dimensions of time and space, and the code itselfAnd the project files of the organization

Original URL: http://blog.jobbole.com/25775/Original: "Pro Git"StartThis chapter describes the knowledge before you start using Git. We'll start with the historical background of some version control tools, and then try to get Git to run on your

StartThis chapter describes the knowledge before you start using Git. We'll start with the historical background of some version control tools, and then try to get Git to run on your system until it's finally configured to work properly. After

Start This chapter describes the knowledge before using git. We will first understand the historical background of some version control tools, and then try to let git run on your system until the final configuration is complete, you can start

Objective Almost all version control systems support branching in some way. Using branching means that you can separate your work from the development line to avoid affecting the development line. In many version control systems, this is a

Introduction to GIF Basics So, simply put, what kind of a system is Git? Please note that the next thing is very important, if you understand the idea of Git and the basic principle of work, you will know the reason why, with ease. When you start

The file status in the GIT working directory. All files in the working directory are in either of the following statuses: tracked or not tracked. Tracked files are files that have been incorporated into version control management. They are recorded

Failure message:[WARN] Unable to checkout Golang.org/x/net[ERROR] Update failed for Golang.org/x/net:cannot detect VCS[WARN] Unable to checkout Golang.org/x/sys[ERROR] Update failed for Golang.org/x/sys:cannot detect VCS[WARN] Unable to checkout

Original: "Pro Git" Git Basics After reading this chapter you can get started with git (bole online Note: If you don't know git yet, it's recommended to start with the first article in this git series). This chapter introduces some of the most basic,

I think if you have read the first three articles in the GIT adventures, you may already know how to use the GIT add and git commit commands; one of them is to save the files to the index to prepare for the next commit, and the other is to create a