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Installing the git
Carlos Adir edited this page Feb 13, 2018
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Frist of all, we have to install te git on your machine. If you are using some Linux distribution, for example Ubuntu, you only have to type on your terminal:
sudo apt-get install git
After doing that, you have to put your name and email on git configurations. Doing that, the git will know who are changing the files. To do that, type on terminal:
git config --global user.name YourName
git config --global user.email YourEmail@WhatIs.com
If you typed it wrong, doesn't worry. With the text editor we will fix it.
- Introdução
- Objetivo
- Instalando e configurando o necessário
- Basico
- Comparando
- Branching e Merging
- Rebase
- Stashing
- Tagging
- Links úteis
- Créditos
- Introduction
- Objective
- Installing and configuring the necessary
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The basic
- Starting creating a new repository
- Joining in some existing repository
- Basic workflow
- Status, add, commit, pull and push commands
- Editing files, recursive add and backing out changes
- Renaming, moving and deleting
- History and versions
- Alias and Gitignore
- Comparing
- Working directory and Staging area
- Working directory and Git repository
- Staging area and Git repository
- Between commits
- Local and Remote master branches
- Branching and Merging
- Basic
- Fast Forward Merges
- Disable Fast Forward
- Automatic Merges
- Conflicting Merges
- Rebasing
- Stashing
- Tagging
- Usefull links
- Credits