why to use git

Transferred from: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/cn/opensource/os-cn-tourofgit/The design idea of the distributed code base and file snapshot, which is advocated by Git, is a challenge and subversion relative to the traditional CVS, SVN and other

git authoritative guideJump to: Navigation, search Directory 1 initial knowledge of Git 2 git installation 3 git initialization 4 git staging Area (stage) 5 git objects 6 git reset 7 git

We have successfully added and submitted a Readme.txt file, now it is time to continue working, so we continue to modify the Readme.txt file and change it to the following: Git is a distributed version control system. Git is free software. Now run

1. Any branch can be created locally. If you do not push it to the server git, the contents of the server will not be affected. 2. Use git push as follows: Git push file: // home/hebo/work/testgit/Master In this way, only the master branch is pushed

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

This tutorial was previously sent to the community website and now turns it on your blog:) Http://oss.lzu.edu.cn/artical.php?id=16 Description: All of the pictures in this tutorial are from pro git. All of the following actions, unless specifically

This tutorial was posted on the community web site and is now transferred to your blog: Http://oss.lzu.edu.cn/artical.php?id=16 Description: All pictures of this tutorial are from "Pro git". All of the following operations, unless specifically

I first published and summed up the things I learned, there are bad places please point out one, git upload item (install git) There are two ways git uploads a project: An HTTPS method, an SSH method HTTPS method: 1, first login github.com

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

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