Git is the most popular version control system out there and for good reason. In this video, we’ll go over the basics of what git is and how to use it within the command-line. There are several GUI tools out there to help you get started with git, but it can be extremely beneficial to learn git from the command-line as early as possible.
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Would I be correct to assume that cloning a repository automatically adds a .git file to that cloned set of files on your local machine? Or was that one that you added yourself, when working on it prior to cloning?
Thanks a lot Corey for this crisp and clear introduction to Git! Was really helpful to get me started 🙂
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I get this error after the command : git push origin master
remote: error: refusing to update checked out branch: refs/heads/master
remote: error: By default, updating the current branch in a non-bare repository
remote: is denied, because it will make the index and work tree inconsistent
remote: with what you pushed, and will require 'git reset –hard' to match
remote: the work tree to HEAD.
remote:
remote: You can set the 'receive.denyCurrentBranch' configuration variable
remote: to 'ignore' or 'warn' in the remote repository to allow pushing into
remote: its current branch; however, this is not recommended unless you
remote: arranged to update its work tree to match what you pushed in some
remote: other way.
remote:
remote: To squelch this message and still keep the default behaviour, set
remote: 'receive.denyCurrentBranch' configuration variable to 'refuse'.
To /home/rahul/Desktop/GitBasics/Cloned-repo/../remote_repo.git
! [remote rejected] master -> master (branch is currently checked out)
error: failed to push some refs to '/home/rahul/Desktop/GitBasics/Cloned-repo/../remote_repo.git'
Great video there. There's this one thing that I didn't understand. Assuming, I started to edit a piece of code in a file and completed it. I am ready to push this code to the server but, as it turns out my friend edited another piece of code in the same file that I was working on and pushed the changes to the remote repository. If I did "git pull" now, will the changes I made be gone because I started working on the code before someone changed it. Is there a way to keep my changes but also the changes made by the other person? And if it's by branching, wouldn't merging the branch cause the same problem?
how you create remote_repo.git file and what is the content?
I am wondering how to enable the hover window preview on Dock…. Any one knows?
Very helpful Corey! Thanks
I would recommend this as a shortest video to learn git. Thank you so much for this work.
how did you get your terminal window to look like that? mine has all green letters on a black background
Thanks Coery, Watched your video as it was part of The Odin Project. Will be true here, not got the whole ideo, especially Brand, but have bookmarked it and when the time comes that I will use GIT, this video will be very useful.
Thanks for a really useful tut. Could you make one for gitlab?
Sir, just one question how do you make it so easy to understand????? You're super awesome.
Awesome easy explanation. Cheers
With " learn X in Y minutes" kind of tutorials getting millions of views these days, its great to see this no-nonsense, content-first channel. Good job! Keep it up!
I nominate this video for The-Most-Important-Video-on-the-Internet … award? No – not award – just staus … like in status-quo. This is the best-concentrated piece of knowledge I've seen on the subject matter for the past several years. And even if it could be divided into several parts (for the newcomers mostly), it's still introductory enough for any person who uses a computer and in some sense works with files (documents-in-motion) …
Thanks! This was really helpful.
One thing you can do is pull up GitHub. I tried to push it but it showed that I did not have a remote repo selected so I had to go and make a repo and copy its URL to my terminal. Some people might run into the same problem
3+ years later this video is still super helpful. Thank you very much!
Second question: I'm lazy and it's why I'm a developer. Wouldn't there be a way to create a gui where we'd just enter the altered file and where a batch file would do the rest for us? The get this, get that, pull this, pull that?? Seriously. This looks like it's an unbelievable waste of time.
Question (but first, thank you for this video)
Why would we delete the branch from the master? Wouldn't that delete all the updates we'd done to given files? What did I misunderstand?
I got the rest of it, very straight forward and very well presented, thank you yet again.
excellent tutorial for git! Thanks !
vraiment excellente vidéo la traduction française serait bien tout de même!!
Dude, to be honest this is the best video that explained the concepts very clearly. I was having hard time to understand the git and how to work with it. But this tutorial made things clear for me. Thanks a lot for this.
thanxxxxx……. man it ws very useful
Thanks for that!
wow! what a fantastic presentation and a full of information about git.
thank you man!
Best git video on the internet….
git from entry to master： https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUgGmETun8E&feature=youtu.be
Very useful tutorial. Thank you so much!
git clone https://YouTube.com
git add video.mp4
git commit -m "uploaded video"
git push -v origin master
best git tutorial i have seen
Great introduction video!
Nice video I saw it