Working with Git

Git    |    Beginner
  • 9 videos | 1h 7m 12s
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Git is an indispensable version control tool for software developers. In this course, you'll learn all about working with Git, beginning with committing changes to files, moving and removing files, and ignoring files. Then you'll discover branching and merging, why and how to check out a branch, and how to merge changes from other branches in Git. Finally, you'll explore version history and its purpose, including rebasing a feature branch and combining multiple commits into one, resolving merge conflicts in Git, and resolving conflicts with the command line interface. This course was originally created by Global Knowledge (GK).

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • Describe branching and merging in git
    Discuss the purpose of checking out a branch in git
    Describe how to merge changes from another branch using git
    Discuss the purpose of changing history and the two git commands used to accomplish this
    Describe the purpose of rebasing a feature branch and how to accomplish this using git
  • Demonstrate how to combine multiple commits into one commit using git
    Describe merge conflicts in git
    Describe how to resolve merge conflicts in git
    Describe how to resolve merge conflicts with the git command line interface (cli)

IN THIS COURSE

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    1.  Branching and Merging
    15m 43s
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    2.  Checking out a Branch
    7m 30s
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    3.  Merging Changes from Another Branch
    10m 35s
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    4.  Changing History
    4m 32s
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    5.  Rebasing a Feature Branch
    8m 46s
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    6.  Combining Multiple Commits into One Commit
    6m 35s
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    7.  Merge Conflicts
    1m 23s
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    8.  Resolving Merge Conflicts
    2m 45s
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    9.  Resolving Merge Conflicts with the Command Line Interface
    9m 23s

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