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Git Commands for Beginners

1. The document outlines the necessary Git commands for pushing and pulling a project to and from GitHub. It covers commands for initializing a project, adding files, committing changes, and pushing commits to a remote repository. 2. Branching commands are also included, such as checking out, creating, and switching branches. 3. Additional commands are provided for making changes to a project, committing them, and pushing the changes to the main branch or another branch on GitHub. Merging changes from another branch into the main branch is also described.

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Git Commands for Beginners

1. The document outlines the necessary Git commands for pushing and pulling a project to and from GitHub. It covers commands for initializing a project, adding files, committing changes, and pushing commits to a remote repository. 2. Branching commands are also included, such as checking out, creating, and switching branches. 3. Additional commands are provided for making changes to a project, committing them, and pushing the changes to the main branch or another branch on GitHub. Merging changes from another branch into the main branch is also described.

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Github All Necessary Commands

How to project push & pull :


SL Command What it will do Remarks/Commands
1. Create resiptory in github website Create new resiptory Do it manually
2. git config --global user.name "Sam Install : gitbash
Smith"
Run gitbash from
git config --global user.email project location
[email protected]
3. git init
4. git add * all file will ready to add

5. git status show added files in Green color mark


bash
6. git commit -m "Commit message" Message to the files

7. git remote add origin <project link> Location set if failed: git remote rm
origin
then do SL 7.
8. git remote -v Showing added origins

9. git push origin main Pushing project to the Another command:


resiptory git push -u origin main

1o. git clone <project link> First time clone project No need if u don’t want
/ Download the project to download
from github

11. git pull origin main sink with github

Branch system:
12. git checkout -b <branchname> Create new branch
13. git checkout <branchname> Switch to another
branch
14. Git branch Show all available
branch
Project e change korle:
15. git add *
16. git status

17. git commit -m "write what u did"

18. git push origin main Onno branch e kaaj


korle sey branch er
name dibo

Onno branch e project push korle/main e merge korte hoile:


19. git checkout main Switch to main Must do

20. git merge fuad Fuad branch e ja korci


segulo main e chole
jabe

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