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Git tutorial

dmaclagan edited this page May 21, 2020 · 8 revisions

Useful Commands:

  • \git clone https://github.com/Macaulay2/Workshop-2020-Warwick.git clones the workshop repository; effectively, it creates a local copy on your filesystem. You should run this command in the folder you want to contain the "Workshop-2020-Warwick" folder.
  • cd Workshop-2020-Warwick/ navigates to the cloned workshop repository folder.
  • git branch checks what branch you're on
  • git checkout -b BranchName makes a copy of the branch you're on, names it BranchName, and checks it out.
  • git status Checks the tracking status of files in your local branch (what is or is not staged for commit)
  • git add File and git add Directory adds the file or a directory to the list of files staged for commit
  • git commit -m "Your Message Here" commits the files to the local copy of your branch with a commit message
  • git push pushes the commit to the remote copy of your branch
  • git push --set-upstream origin BranchName sets up remote tracking when you push the branch BranchName for the first time
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