Git

Git is a very common tool when developing software. Git is a form of Version Control that allows developers to share code with others, and store it in remote repositories for better control and automation to the tasks they are performing.

If you want to learn more about Git, or you’re new to Version Control, we highly recommend reading this helpful guide by Atlassian on the basics of Git.

This guide will walk you through some of the most common Git commands, how they’re used, and how you will likely be using them with our repositories. The last pages will walk through examples of working with repositories, and how to use commands together.

• git clone
  • Command Usage
• git submodule
  • Command Usage
• git status
  • Command Usage
• git checkout
  • Command Usage
• git add
  • Command Usage
• git commit
  • Command Usage
• git push
  • Command Usage
• git checkout
  • Command Usage
• git rebase
  • Command Usage
• Interacting with Repositories