Git DoItYourSelf

EmSys:Git - InstallEmSys:Git - SetupEmSys:Git - Create a ProjectEmSys:Git - Checking StatusEmSys:Git - Making ChangesEmSys:Git - Staging ChangesEmSys:Git - Staging and CommittingEmSys:Git - Committing ChangesEmSys:Git - Changes not FilesEmSys:Git - HistoryEmSys:Git - AliasesEmSys:Git - Getting Old VersionsEmSys:Git - Tagging versionsEmSys:Git - Undoing Local Changes - before stagingEmSys:Git - Undoing Staged Changes - before committingEmSys:Git - Undoing Committed ChangesEmSys:Git - Removing Commits from a BranchEmSys:Git - Remove the oops tagEmSys:Git - Amending CommitsEmSys:Git - Moving FilesEmSys:Git - More StructureEmSys:Git - The .git directoryEmSys:Git - Working directly with Git ObjectsEmSys:Git - Creating a BranchEmSys:Git - Navigating BranchesEmSys:Git - Changes in MasterEmSys:Git - Viewing Diverging BranchesEmSys:Git - MergingEmSys:Git - Creating a ConflictEmSys:Git - Resolving ConflictsEmSys:Git - Rebasing VS MergingEmSys:Git - Resetting the Greet BranchEmSys:Git - Resetting the Master BranchEmSys:Git - RebasingEmSys:Git - Merging Back to Master Git - DoItYourSelf, Part-1 EmSys:Git - Install Slide 1 of 35

GitLab - Install Goals Installing git on your computer It is easiest to install Git on Linux using the preferred package manager of your Linux distribution Fedora yum install git-core Debian/Ubuntu sudo apt-get install git-core Windows Cygwin TortoiseGit msysgit (most recommended) Eclipse EGit See Also Source code repository