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Case Study Git

This document provides a step-by-step guide for installing and using Git in Visual Studio Code. It includes instructions for downloading Visual Studio Code, opening a folder, using the terminal, and executing common Git commands such as initializing a repository, staging files, configuring user details, committing changes, and pushing to a remote repository. Additionally, it mentions the requirement of a personal access token for pushing to a remote repository.

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Case Study Git

This document provides a step-by-step guide for installing and using Git in Visual Studio Code. It includes instructions for downloading Visual Studio Code, opening a folder, using the terminal, and executing common Git commands such as initializing a repository, staging files, configuring user details, committing changes, and pushing to a remote repository. Additionally, it mentions the requirement of a personal access token for pushing to a remote repository.

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GIT in Visual Studio Code

Visual Code Installation

Step1: To download Visual Studio Code go to the below-mentioned link

https://code.visualstudio.com/download

Step2: Select Visual Code for Windows/Mac to download and Install Vs Code.

Select the open folder option to open a folder in which we need to work.

Open a folder

Step3: Once we open a folder, we can see the name of the folder on the left side.

Step4: We can create a new file or open an existing one.


We have selected a folder

Step5: Select the terminal option to open a PowerShell terminal.

Select the Terminal option to open a PowerShell terminal


The path highlighted in the below image refers to the directory in which we need to work.

The path refers to a gitdemo folder in which this terminal is open

Common git commands


git init : this command will initialise the working directory into a git working directory.
git add demo.txt : this command will stage the file demo.txt

Note: before making a commit, we need to configure the user detail.


git config --global user.email "user_email” : this command will configure the email address
of the user.

git config --global user.name "demo_user" : this command will configure the username.
git commit -m “message” : this command will commit the staged files or folders to local
repository.

git remote add origin <URL of git repository> : This command will link the remote
repository to the directory.

git push origin master : this command will push the files in the local repository to remote
repository.
Select the token option to use personal
access token

Note: we need to enter the token to push to remote repo.

The files have been pushed to remote repository.

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