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Exploring Git in
Visual Studio 2013
C# Corner – 15th November
- Basic Git Terms
- How to use Git in
Visual Studio 2013
Agenda
Git - Basic Terms
Git- is a distributed Version Control System
- serves to monitor changes in files and undo them
- make the files available to other in form of a repo (repository)
- can get updates from other repos as well
Git - Basic Terms
GitHubA Git repository web-based hosting service, which offers
all of the distributed revision control.
Basic Process Flow
Git - Basic Terms
Git - Basic Terms
CloneA term used for copying a remote repo
locally, which contains the entire history of
the git repo being cloned.
Git - Basic Terms
ForkA fork is a personal copy of another user's
repository that lives on your account
Git - Basic Terms
Commit
A fork is a personal copy of another user's
repository that lives on your account
Git - Basic Terms
PullA term used for copying a remote repo
locally, which contains the entire history of
the git repo being cloned.
Git - Basic Terms
PushPushing refers to sending your committed
changes to a remote repository such as
GitHub.com
Git - Basic Terms
BranchA branch is a parallel version of a
repository. It is contained within the
repository, but does not affect the primary
or master branch.
Git - Basic Terms
CheckoutProcess of switching to a new branch
context
Git - Basic Terms
MergeMerging takes the changes from one branch
(in the same repository or from a fork), and
applies them into another.
Git - Basic Terms
RemoteA Repo or version of something - that
is hosted on a server.
Using Git in Visual Studio 2013
Create Remote Repo
Create Project in Visual Studio
Add Project to Source Control
Commit your changes
Push your commits to remote
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