git.bash

# From Kal Skills Teaching procces on cloning a existing repository or want to colaborate with it
git clone - clone a repository
cd - change directory
ls - list directory
git status - mostly for verification
git add filename
git commit -m "waht ever message here"
git push

upstream
origin

git remote -v
git branch dev
git checkout dev
switch to branch dev
git remote add upstream "repository"
git pull upstream master
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# Git and GitHub LiveLessons - Workshop
# 01 - Configuring Git
# 02.Three levels of configuration
#  global
#  local
#  system
Lynda taught
    System
        /etc/gitconfig
        Proram Files\Git\etc\gitconfig
        # if its system level
        git config --system
    User
        ~/.gitconfig
        $HOME\.gitconfig
        # if its local of user level
        git config --global
    Project
        my_project/.git/config
        # if its project level
        git config


# 03.Basic configuration settings
git config --global user.name 
	example:  git config --global user.name "Daffy Duck"
git config --global user.email
	example:  git config --global user.email "daffy@disney.com"
to see or check in list the config file
git config --list

git config --global --edit
You can use the --unset flag of git config to do this like so:
git config --global --unset user.name
git config --global --unset user.email

If you have more variables for one config you can use:
git config --global --unset-all user.name

Output the content of a file
cat ~/.gitconfig

to edit the .gifconfig file in windows
nano ~/.gitconfig

to edit the .gifconfig file in windows
vi ~/.gitconfig


List all your git global configuration
git config --global --list

command to give coloration when run different command it will give you red or green
git config --global color.ui true

# 04.Configuring line endings
on windows
    git config --global color.autocrlf true
on mac os
    git config --global color.autocrlf input





# 05.Configuring aliases
# aliases in git allows you to make up your own commands using of bunch of options so its easier and quiquer to work with
git config --global alias.s "status -s"
git config --global alias.lg "log --oneline --all --graph --decorate"

# Chapter 2 Getting Started with Git
initialise a we1 folder
git init web1

git add
you can select a file to add to the staging area by doing
git add ab*
it will select the character that start with ab on the file name

git log --oneline
git log --oneline --decorate

press q to get out of the log command

# Chapter 4 Files in Git - Renaming, Deleting and Ignoring
How to rename a file in git
    git mv index.html home.html
    other way
    mv index.css home.css

Deleting a file in git
# two options on deleting files use git to delete a file or we can delete a file then tell git
git rm contact.html
rm contact.css

.gitignore file
!special.log meaning do not ignore special.log


# Chapter 5 Branching, Merging and Rebasing
commit and add in one command but wont work to untrack files
-am mean add as well as commit
    git commit -am


Branching
To check to see the branches
    git branch
To create a new branch
    git branch newbranchname
To switch to branches that has bean created
    git checkout branchname


difference about clone and fork
if you never want to contirubute changes back you dont need to fork just clone it
if its a repository of one of yout friends ot coworker and they added you as a colaborator you dont need to fork it just clone it and push it back the changes you just made

if got a project where you dont know the people who created it and you want to contribute your changes back
you gonna have to pork that repository

echo -> command to create a file at the same time write pharases into it
echo "Front-end project for kal skills" >> README.md