Check out this video to learn some of the basic Git Commands!
Git commands are instructions used in the Git version control system to manage and track changes in source code during software development. These commands allow developers to create repositories, commit changes, branch code, merge different versions, and collaborate with others by pushing and pulling changes from remote repositories.
00:00 Introduction
00:06 Basics of Git Command
02:13 Closing
Introduction to Git:
The video starts with a brief overview of Git and its importance in version control during software development.
Basic Git Commands:
Checking Git Installation:
Verifying if Git is installed on your machine by using the command git --version. Example output shown: git version 2.33.0.
Initializing a Git Repository:
Using the git init command to initialize a new Git repository.
Explanation of initializing the current directory or specifying a new directory for the repository. Demonstration of creating a new repository named "test-project" within a specified directory.
Additional Information:
Mention of informational messages displayed after initializing a Git repository, including the name of the default branch and commands to rename it if needed.
Resources and Links:
Links to related blogs and resources for further reading and learning about Git commands and Selenium testing with GitHub Actions.
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