what do you want to do is just do local repository on just making commits and
all that stuff and then do remote which is like actually like working with
the cloud on that hosting it on the git hosting services like github or
everything else and then there's branching and there's workflow
there is a lot of stuff ok what you need to do is install it just
to install it first and in this tutorial at least what I'm going to do and to
show you is just to how to do it in in front of the terminal or inside of
terminal either it's bash or it's command prompt or maybe just even did I
ever mention that I have a terminal bash tutorial a video right here you can
check it out if you want if you haven't if you haven't seen it yet it's it's
basically useful because in this tutorial and so I'm going to show you
like kind of like how to use git in terms of like how to do the command
step by step not only using like the GUI or just a user interface or even like the
web interface in terms of like the web git hosting service like github or git atlassian
but what you need to do is install them because
if it does a the git kind of like it's it's a software is a version
control system
source code management system that is need to be installed in
your machine just to probably you're going to use it just if you're using a
Mac downloaded form git-scm.com and the same if you're using
Windows and if you're using Linux or Ubuntu something like that you can always
use the command of get apt-get git command from your bash terminal and after you
get it installed just make sure you back to this video just to complete all of the tutorial
because it's not just about installing stuff. just install it and then you
can and after you could probably open it from your particular terminal of your
choice whether it's bash or again either is bash or command prompt you could use it
just type git and they will like Boop show all the commands if like if it's
functional but if it's not recognized as your as an available command in your
system you probably need to install it properly or just restart the terminal
and then there is set up so setup basically it's just um setting up your
credentials for the global variables or just just naming your credential in
terms of like PI in your machine just to come up with just like credential when
you are using it or maybe just like meeting some stuff or making some
changes and then you're uploading it to the remote repository and then the
credential that you are setting up here the config it's going to show up in the
git remote repository just so that it show up as your name or maybe it show up
as a username so obviously your email address just so that it links to your
profile when you are committing something on your when you are
contributing something in today repository so
the way you do it is typed by using the command git config and git config test -
global and you can either use - L to list out the pre-existing get
configuration file that you had in your system so you can either use - L to list
out all the pre-existing or preset configuration it's I don't name email
then if you don't if you don't have that or maybe just you can you can always
override it in the configuration by using the command username and then type
in your name with as a string which is using a quotation mark and then using
use of the email and then type in your email address and then there is local
commands or local activities at first um you need to initialize the its own
repository repository is basic basically it's a get project in that link to you
to a specific folder folder that you want to working on with get a version
control system to keep track of the changes that happens in that folder or
so called repository for development purposes because this is repository but
it's basically a gate project that associated with a folder you want to
initiate the local repository or get project in your computer or in your
local folder using command get in it and then it will show up first you need to
be inside of that folder that you want to be working on and then you type in
like it in it and then it will create the dot git file and then
boom you got yourself the folder that you were working on become a git
repository and then you are currently in immediately in the master branch and
then after after initially in after initializing the gate project or git
repository in your particular folder that you want working on and then you
type in some files or you'll make some file make some changes you make some
project and then you do some work in there and then after that there is
staging so so staging is basically just adding hers getting the status or just
keeping track of what's happening in the project of the repository that you were
working on and then what you want to do is just basically either you can check
the status or check the difference between the changes that happen into the
files I have that are inside of your folder and then you can adding those
files into staging phase just so that you could like adding it or committing
it or saving it later down to make an official version version of the gate
project in your repository so what you want to do to check the status is just
use the command get status and it will list out the file that's happening or
the folder that has been added changes that on stage so it will show up as red
it will show up the files or folders that you have been working on that's
keeping track of the entire folder basically unless you have hit ignore
file to ignore some certain things in your repository or in your folder and
then there is if they're stiff command which is basically how you want to check
a differences between the file that you are working on
and then compare it to the last commit the that is happening he will show up
the comparison between the files that you had been working on the changes that
you've been made and there is a pre-existing commit that already have
been in the past and then after we check the difference make you you are sure to
staging the file and then you can do git add to the file and then basically
adding the file that changes that happening changes to it to this staging
phase what you need to do is just to use the command git add and then type in the
file that you want to add the file to this staging phase or you just use a
wild-card like dot just so that it adds up everything that has been modified or
changed in terms of like get repository that you are working on and then you can
also unstitch the file or you can and stage everything you just basically
Union you just use the command git reset and then type in the file that you want
to unstaged or file from the staging phase so after you add in some file or
changes to the staging phase it will show up in the get status that it
already has stage which is going to be indicated by green and status report and
then committing you know after you have to
do some changes to the file you adding it to the staging phase you finally
decided to make it a part of version of the repository that you want one working
on and just you want to save it as a stay forever you just type in or use the
command of git commit dash M and then type in the message or the description
that of what particular work or particular changes that you are doing
into those changes that you are making after you're committing the the commit
obviously you can log it out so that you keep track of the commits that you are
already happening or that you are already doing by using git log what this
command will do is just list out the commits that you are already making or
that's already happening in the repository it doesn't necessarily have
to be you but and then that's basically it in the local activities that you are
basically basically all you need to do in the log and in the local and then one
thing though you can redo a changes or redo a comment which means that if you
already have a commit and then you want to roll back the changes into the
previous commit that you only save you can call it reset and the way you use it
it's just you type in like you use the git reset and then the commit ID and
then yeah that's basically it for the local command or the effectivity that
you can do in the get local
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