Git tutorial for professionals

Download free Git tutorial course in PDF, training file in 61 chapters and 195 pages. Free unaffiliated ebook created from Stack OverFlow contributor.

Table of contents

• About
• Getting started with Git
• Create your ?rst repository, then add and commit ?les
• Clone a repository
• Sharing code
• Setting your user name and email
• Setting up the upstream remote
• Learning about a command
• Set up SSH for Git
• Git Installation
• Browsing the history
• "Regular" Git Log
• Prettier log
• Colorize Logs
• Oneline log
• Log search
• List all contributions grouped by author name
• Searching commit string in git log
• Log for a range of lines within a ?le
• Filter logs
• Log with changes inline
• Log showing commited ?les
• Show the contents of a single commit
• Git Log Between Two Branches
• One line showing commiter name and time since commit
• Working with Remotes
• Deleting a Remote Branch
• Changing Git Remote URL
• List Existing Remotes
• Removing Local Copies of Deleted Remote Branches
• Updating from Upstream Repository
• ls-remote
• Adding a New Remote Repository
• Set Upstream on a New Branch
• Getting Started
• Renaming a Remote
• Show information about a Speci?c Remote
• Set the URL for a Speci?c Remote
• Get the URL for a Speci?c Remote
• Changing a Remote Repository
• Staging
• Staging All Changes to Files
• Unstage a ?le that contains changes
• Add changes by hunk
• Interactive add
• Show Staged Changes
• Staging A Single File
• Browsing the history
• Staging
• Git Diff
• Merging
• Committing
• Rebasing
• Branching
• Squashing
• Recovering
• Using a .gitattributes file
• Analyzing types of workflows
• Hooks
• Stashing
• Renaming
• Internals
• Empty directories in Git
• Archive
• Migrating to Git
• Resolving merge conflicts
• Display commit history graphically with Gitk
• Blaming
• Worktrees
• Git Large File Storage (LFS)
• Git statistics
• Git GUI Clients
• TortoiseGit
• Update Object Name in Reference
• Git Client-Side Hooks
• Change git repository name
• Tidying up your local and remote repository

It is a free Git ebook created for beginners. The content is extracted from Stack Overflow pltaform, which is written by many Git developers and contributors.

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