Category: GitHub Commands

Video – 02 Git & GitHub Tutorials

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In this video series, I will teach you the basic GitHub commands and show you in practical way that are used everyday at your work.

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Video – 01 Git & GitHub Tutorials

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I am creating a video series on Git and GitHub. Please watch the first video below, and provide your valuable comments.

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Who Uses Git Hub and Why?

GitHub is one of the most successful and popular source version control used now a days used in almost all of the software companies. In simple words it keeps track of your changes.

Learning a handful of commands that are used on daily basis and keep them handy saves you lot of your productivity.

GitHub is vast and it has lot of commands and features, which looks confusing sometimes, now a days most of the IDE tools provide extensions to perform these tasks, knowing mostly used commands help you a lot.

Not only programmers, GitHub is used by all people in the IT Companies, say like DevOps, Sys Admins, Network Engineers, Business Analysts, IT Managers, Architect, QA Engineers, Project Managers, SME (Subject Matter Experts) and the list goes on.

In this video series, I will teach you the basic GitHub commands and show you in practical way that are used everyday at your work.

Hope this helps you and comes a quick handy tip at your work. Thank you and see you with next tip.

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Blog Articles – consolidated

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In this post, I am going to give the list of useful previous resources from my blog, I keep it short and simple.

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GIT HUB Commands – 5 Create a new branch from GitHub

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We will continue with our fifth tip today.  Today we will see how to quickly create a new branch from exiting one.

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For Example: MASTER is your current branch

For the above branch you want to create a new feature branch and work on it.

  • Step-1: Switch to the current working branch
    • Git Command is given below:
git checkout branch_name
    • Example is given below:
git checkout MASTER
    • Git Command is given below to pull the latest code in your local machine:
git pull

(This commands pulls the latest changes from master branch in to your local repository).

  • Step-2: Now we need to create a new feature branch based on the MASTER branch.
    • Git Command is given below:
git checkout -b  branch_name

(This command creates a new branch and switches from MASTER to our feature branch branch)

    • Example is given below:
git checkout -b CHE-8765
  • Step-3: If we want to push our feature branch to GIT HUB, we will use the below command.
    • Git Command is given below:
git push
  • Step-4: Now the last step, Set the tracking information for your feature branch in GIT HUB.
    • Git Command is given below:
git branch --set-upstream-to=origin/branch_name
    • Example is given below:
git branch --set-upstream-to=origin/CHE-8765

You need to replace your values in the blue highlighted color text, rest are the git hub commands in green color, you have to type as it is.

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GIT HUB Commands – 4 View commits in single line from GitHub

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We will continue with our fourth tip today.  We will continue with git log command and see how to list the commit messages in single line from GitHub.

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For Example: CHE-5432 is your branch

For the above branch you want to see all the commit messages in single line.

  • Step-1: Switch to the current working branch
    • Git Command is given below:
git checkout branch_name
    • Example is given below:
git checkout CHE-5432
  • Step-2: To see all the commits for the above branch in single line
    • Git Command is given below:
git log --oneline 

(This will display all the commits for the above branch)

    • Git Command is given below:
git log -4 --oneline 

(This will display last 4 commits for the above branch)

The above commit lists the commit messages in single line as shown below.

732e470 CHE-5432 Fixed the comments and fixed end time issue
c9c3668 CHE-5432 Refactored the code to use the new api query
9bb4a16 CHE-5432 Fixed token authorization updated
aa576c9 CHE-5432 Included logs for debug

You need to replace your values in the blue highlighted color text, rest are the git hub commands in green color, you have to type as it is.

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