GIT TEST OVERVIEW

• WHAT IS GIT?

  1. WHAT THEY ARE, HOW it WORKS THE VERSION CONTROL SYSTEMS, AND HOW THEY CAN HELP US IN THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS.
  2. COMMAND git init.
  3. COMMAND git status.

• STARTING WITH TASKS

  1. Commit is a way to save a staged version of our code.
  2. How to add changes with git add.
  3. How to create a commit.
  4. COMMAND git log.
  5. COMMAND git log --oneline.
  6. HOW CAN GIT IGNORE SOME FILE THROUGHOUT .gitignore.
  7. WHEN IS REALLY IMPORTANT TO SAVE AN STAGED AND WHEN NOT.

• SHARING TASKS

  1. REMOTE REPOSITORIES
  2. HOW TO CREATE A GIT REPOSITORY WITHOUT THE FILES BACKUP WITH --bare IN A SERVER.
  3. HOW TO CREATE DIRECT LINKS TO REMOTE REPOSITORY WITH git remote add.
  4. HOW TO DOWNLOAD A REPOSITORY FOR FIRST TIMERS WITH git clone.
  5. COMMAND git push TO SEND CHANGES.
  6. COMMAND git pull TO UPDATE THE CHANGES IN THE REMOTE REPOSITORY.

• TEAMWORK

  1. THE TERM BRANCH - THAT IT IS USED TO CREATE DIFFERENT COMMITS LINES OR TO DEVELOP INDEPENT FUNCTIONALITIES
  2. WHAT ARE SEPARATED BRANCHES.
  3. HOW TO BRING THE WORK FOR ANOTHER BRANCH AND HOW TO USE THE COMMAND git merge.
  4. THE NEW DEFAULT COMMIT WITH git merge AND HOW IT WORKS WITH TWO BRANCHES.
  5. HOW TO BRING COMMITS FROM BRANCH TO BRANCH WITH THE COMMAND git rebase.
  6. HOW GIT SHOW YOU THE CONFLICTS.
  7. HOW TO SOLVE THOSE CONFLICTS AND SAVE THE CHANGES.

• VERSIONS MANAGE

  1. HOW TO UNDO A CHANGED BEFORE THE COMMIT IS COMPLETED WITH THE COMMAND git restore .
  2. HOW TO UNDO A CHANGED AFTER THE COMMIT IS ADD WITH THE COMMAND git restore --staged .
  3. HOW TO REVERT CHANGED WITH THE COMMAND git revert AND HOW IT CREATES A NEW REVERT COMMIT.
  4. HOW TO SAVE A WORK AND RESUME IT LATER WITH THE COMMAND git stash.
  5. HOW TO SEE ALL THE STASH LIST WITH THE COMMAND git stash list.
  6. HOW TO APLLY AN SPECIFIC CHANGE WITH THE COMMAND git stash apply .
  7. HOW TO DELETE A STASH WITH THE COMMAND git stash drio .
  8. HOW TO USE THE COMMAND git stash pop
  9. HOW TO SHOW THE DIFFERENT STAGED IN A BRANCH AND IN A HASH WITH THE COMMAND git checkout <hash/branch>

• CREATING DELIVERIES

  1. COMMAND git diff.
  2. HOW TO COMPARE CHANGES AND COMMITS IN DIFFERENT BRANCHES WITH THE COMMAND git diff ...
  3. HOW TO CREATE VERSIONS WITH THE COMMAND git tag AND MORE OPTIONS.
  4. HOW TO CREATE A NEW TAG WITH THE COMMAND git tag -a V0.1.0 "THE NEW VERSION" AND HOW IT APPEARS IN GITHUB IN THE SECTION releases