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Introduction
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Staging Area
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What is in a Commit
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alternate diagrams for understanding the working directory, staging
area, and repository in git, as well as commits on a branch.”}
Branches
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Git Branching: An example of how branches of a
repository are based on each other and evolve over time. (Source: Atlassian
Git Tutorial)
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Git Branching: A branch is just a “named
pointer” to a commit. (Source: Atlassian
Git Tutorial)
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Git Branching: The new branch is pointing to the
same commit from which it was branched off. (Source: Atlassian
Git Tutorial)
Remote Repositories
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Remote Schematic
Undoing Changes
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git revert
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git reset
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git checkout
Merging
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Merging diagram.
Branching Models
Forking Workflow
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Forking Workflow
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Screenshot of the button array in the top right
corner of the Github interface with the fork button highlighted.
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Screenshot of the button array in the top right
corner of the Gitlab interface with the fork button highlighted.
Data Science Workflow
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keypoints
Large Files
Undo, Move, cherry-pickWhat is a cherry-pick?
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Interactive Rebase and Squash
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Hooks
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GitFlow 1
Setting up the Command Prompt
Additional Resources
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