Git

Branching and Merging

1. 02Branching and mergingCreate and switch branches to develop in isolation, merge changes back into main, and resolve merge conflicts.11 slides · 13 exercisesGo to the exercises

Push and Pull

1. 03Sharing with remote repositoriesSynchronize history with remote repositories (origin) using push, fetch, and pull, and learn to resolve push rejections.11 slides · 13 exercisesGo to the exercises

Pull Requests

1. 04Pull requests (PR) and code reviewPush your branch, open a pull request (PR), receive code reviews, and pull the newly merged commits into your local main branch.10 slides · 13 exercisesGo to the exercises

restore / reset / revert

1. 05Undoing changes (restore / reset / revert)Use restore, amend, reset, and revert to roll back changes across your working tree, staging area, and commit history.11 slides · 13 exercisesGo to the exercises

stash and .gitignore

1. 06Stashing and ignoring changes (stash / .gitignore)Use git stash to temporarily shelve and restore uncommitted changes, and use .gitignore to exclude untracked files from version control.10 slides · 13 exercisesGo to the exercises

log and diff

1. 07Inspecting history and diffs (log / show / diff / blame)Master git log, show, diff, and blame to inspect commit histories, analyze code differences across areas, and trace causes of bugs.9 slides · 13 exercisesGo to the exercises

clone and tag

1. 08Clone repositories and manage release tags (clone / remote / tag)Start development by cloning existing repositories with git clone, configure remotes with git remote, and manage release tags with git tag.8 slides · 13 exercisesGo to the exercises

rebase and cherry-pick

1. 09Organize history (rebase / cherry-pick)Linearize commit history by changing branch base with git rebase, and selectively adopt specific commits with git cherry-pick.8 slides · 13 exercisesGo to the exercises