The first (and easier) option is: create a repository in github clone it to your local computer In this way, all your remote definitions will be configured automatically. Create a new repository in github login to github. This is changing from time to time, and my involve configuring a phone as a secondary …

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Creating a new key-pair I am using a Windows-11 Professional os. OpenSSH client is included by default in Windows 11. This is how I'll create a kwypair: Try to see if the .ssh directory exists, and there are any previous keys there: 1dir ~/.ssh If the directory is not there, it will be created when you create your …

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(this post if part of the material I cover in my devops course) Here's an example of the git cherry-pick command. main branch create a new git repository called cherry 1$> mkdir cherry 2$> cd cherry/ 3$> git init 4hint: Using 'master' as the name for the initial branch. This default branch name 5.... …

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(these posts are part of the material I cover in my devops course) Create a demo repository Create a new demo repository in github and clone twice: 1cd ../../a/demo/ 2git clone <your demo repository url> 3cd ../../b/demo/ 4git clone <your demo repository url> Create basic feature1 branch (same in both …

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(these posts are part of the material I cover in my devops course) Create Repositories Go to your github account anc create a public repository. (I have created one called demo) This is just a training session, so you will remove this repository when you're done. Locally, create a working directory (called demowork), …

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(these posts are part of the material I cover in my devops course) Merge Conflicts Preparations Use your previous knowledge to preoare the following: A repository called demo A branch called feature1 with: a file called file.txt The file has 3 lines with the following content (copy and paste exactly these characters): …

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This is a walkthroug. You are going to create a local repository, and do everything needed to push your work to a remote github repository. Create a local repository Create your local repository by typing: 1git init Config git user name and email (these are not github user and email): 1git config --local user.name …

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(these posts are part of the material I cover in my devops course) What is git merge Let's say you work in your local git repository, and you were doing some work in the work branch: 1$> 2$> git branch 3* work 4$> ls 5work1.txt 6$> You want to add something, but you are not sure it is going to be good, so …

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Use this tutorial as an intuitive introduction. The go here and read more details. (this post if part of the material I cover in my devops course) Why Branches Our repository from the previous example has 3 commits and 3 files. Let's say that this is a software project, and our code (those 3 files) is good, and we know …

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(this post if part of the material I cover in my devops course) Adding more commits In the previous post we have created our first commit. It was a new file that we added to our repository let's add more commits: Add file2 that is already in the working directory Add another file, this time inside a directory a change …

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