git commands

Introduction to Git features and commands.

Reading Time: 4 minutes Hi everyone, in this blog “Introduction to git features and commands ” we’ll learn about some important git commands which we use in our daily working life, and without using these commands we won’t be able to work with the team on same code base in parallel. What is Git? Generally Git is the most widely used version control system these days in the world. Continue Reading

How To Resolve Merge Conflicts In Git Pull Request (PR)?

Reading Time: 2 minutes “How to resolve merge conflicts in Git pull request or a PR?” This question we often ask our friends and colleagues and even Google. It can also look complex and confusing especially if you are new to Git. To resolve your queries, we will talk about it in this article and cover some important questions like “What is a merge conflict?”, “When does a merge Continue Reading

Features Of Git Fetch And Git Pull command

Reading Time: 3 minutes Git Fetch command Git fetch command works on the local repository where it only fetches the data from the remote repository to have a look what all the changes has been done by the developers or what all new commits are made by them. So that it updates the developer to work. But, it doesn’t makes a copy of the work instead it allows the Continue Reading

Cheat Sheet – Git

Reading Time: 5 minutes Hello everyone, in this blog I’m going to discuss different git commands. I hope this Cheat Sheet – Git will be helpful to you and will clear some doubts if you have regarding any command. So, let’s begin! Installing Git To start, first, we need to install git. Following are the simple commands to do that: Configure After installing git you have to configure user Continue Reading

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Git useful commands, code management

Reading Time: 6 minutes Hi all. In this blog, we will continue to explore some of the useful git commands. These commands would help when we are working on a remote shared repository. This is in continuation to my previous post on git working areas. So, I am assuming that all are familiar with git working areas, if not please go through the blog here. Let’s explore them now Continue Reading