Introduction

The main goal of this repository is to provide a hands-on introduction training for GIT SCM.

After finishing all the tasks you should be able to perform all the usual GIT operations and study more advance scenarios on your own.

Prerequisites

• Create an account on http://github.org.
  • This is necessary for later tasks related to parallel development (remotes repository).
• Install favorite GIT command line tool.
  • You can use GitHub for Windows which comes with the PowerShell integration.
  • Git for Windows (former mSysGit) can be used from cygwin.
  • Other people use it from PowerShell.
  • Commands should be always the same.
• This training uses PowerShell git somewhere, mSysGit (bash) somewhere else.
• They should be mostly equivalent.

How to use this material

• You can either use it directly from the GitHub web site.
• Or just clone this repository and follow individual tasks.
  • You can use your favorite text editor with MarkDown plugin to see everything formatted.
• Feel free to submit PR to make this more useful/better :-).

Covered topics

Commands

• init
• add
• status
• rm
• commit
• checkout
• merge
• mergetool
• diff
• difftool
• cherry-pick
• fetch
• push
• pull
• log
• blame
• remote
• rebase
• reset
• tag
• TFS

Others

• .gitignore
• .gitconfig

Uncovered though interesting topics

• Submodules can help you organize multiple physical repositories into single logical one.
  • You can even link 3rd party dependencies, which are published via GIT repository into your source code tree.
• CVS/SVN integration tools are available (it is super easy to migrate such repositories).

Attendees

Who took this course:

• Abe
• Adam
• Adam Kucera
• Alla Colesnic
• Baris
• Donald Trump
• Fina
• Frankie
• Honza
• Jiri Kralik
• Julie Partykova
• Kirill Metrik
• Lubos Kriz
• Marek Kukacka
• Marek Stastny
• Martin Kozak
• Michaela Sluková
• Oldřich Dlouhý
• Ondra Straka
• Roman Akberov
• Tereza T.
• Tomas Volf
• Vasek H.
• Vladimir Kloz
• Yury
• Yury Levin