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This article outlines the process of configuring Git to call the git pull and git push commands with your password and username. If you use HTTP(S) authentication, Git will always prompt you for your password when pushing or pulling. Config...

In Git, the location where we add files to track a particular branch is called a commit 缓存区 or branch 索引区 . It is a unique way of organizing files and preparing them for commits. But sometimes, we want to pull back files from th...

When working in Git, we sometimes need to ignore files that we don't need or accidentally commit to a remote repository. We can configure Git to ignore those files that we don't want checked into the remote repository. It will ensure that G...

This tutorial will discuss adding file entries to files in Git .gitignore . .gitignore Add a file entry to a file in Git Git tracks changes to all files in the project directory of the Git repository. We may want to disable tracking of spec...

While working on a project, there may be certain folders that you don't want git to track; these can be .env files, node_modules folders, etc. These folders are intended for use only on the local computer and should not be shared with other...

Sometimes when using Git, we realize that a commit was wrong and needs to be removed. The reason may be that the customer does not want to use this feature in the product. Either we introduced a bug, or we need to work on it again because w...

This article demonstrates the steps to set up a GitHub username and password in Linux to avoid having to authenticate for every GitHub action. Set up your username and password in Git (GitHub/GitLab) To set up your GitHub username and passw...

Git is a well-organized distributed version control system that can be very effective in managing source code in a distributed team of developers. When different developers are working on different product features, once they have completed...

This article outlines the steps to link your local repository to a GitHub repository. It is always recommended to link your local repository to an empty GitHub repository. After all, no one wants to merge two different repositories into one...

This article shows you how to convert local folders into Git repositories and push them to a remote repository. Git version control and GitHub will provide us with all the tools we need to get the job done. Without further ado, let's get in...

This article discusses the process of rebasing to a specific commit in Git. We will use a few scenarios to illustrate how this can be achieved. We'll use git rebase --onto the rebase command to rebase a branch to a specific commit. Let's ju...

Git is a version control system. We use it to track changes made to files in a project directory. In a collaborative development environment, many team members often work on the same files and make changes to them. We often face a situation...

Sometimes, we come across a situation where we have to adjust some files, folders, and subfolders that already exist in Git. A part of a nested folder system has to be added remotely to Git. This article will discuss how to use commands to...

git add Used to add specific folders and files. This tutorial will handle it in a modern way git add folder . git add Add all or specific folders and files to staging in Git using Use the following syntax to add files: git add file Use the...

While the command git add is probably the most commonly used command for adding files to your stash, other flags may come in handy depending on the situation. This article takes a deep dive into git add the flags you can use with the comman...