Git Introduction

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This document provides an introduction to Git, a distributed version control system. It discusses what Git is, its history and general features, how and where it can be used. It then provides a quick overview of installing Git, basic usage through a demo, why Git is advantageous compared to other version control systems like SVN, and some everyday Git commands and tools. Resources for learning more about Git are also listed.

An Introduction to Git Anil Wadghule [email_address]

S cope of Talk What this talk is and what it isn’t Me, myself What is? Why use? How to? (a quick run through)‏ Quick comparisons (with SVN)‏ Resources

P urpose What this talk is? Get you interested Get you started with Git What it isn’t? Not a tutorial

W ho am I? (or why should you listen to me)‏ 24/male/single :)‏ Technology consultant Ruby/Rails hacker SE @ MangoSpring

H istory (Git’s, not mine)‏ Originally written by Linus Torwalds Currently maintained by Junio Hamano To manage Linux Kernel development Open source, free (GNU GPL V2)‏

W hat the heck is Git? Distributed Source Control Management tool Very Powerful An order of magnitude fast than other tools I call it next generation Unix :)‏

A bout Git / General features Strong support for non-linear development Distributed development Toolkit design(c progs and shell scripts, perl scripts )‏ Cryptographic auth. history

W here can you use Git? For personal projects (Single person, eg. many Rails projects) For very large projects (Linux kernel)‏ For almost all size of team projects (OLPC)‏

G it Installation Using source (linux/macs/similar)‏ Using packages e.g. port for mac, apt for ubuntu ... For Windoze ... cygwin

G it Demo Quick walk through Setting up Git for a Rails app, basic usage, commit, diff, merge, checkout, branches ...

W hy Git? SVN/CVS Centralized development

W hy Git? Efficient convenient Branching and Merging Network not necessary | offline Fast (logs, history, diff)‏ Toolkit design, extensible Scales well (Subversion not suited)

W hy Git? Git works with Content not files

W hy Git? Content, tracks change of content Use git commit -a to fake file behaviour

E veryday Git fsck, count-objects, gc log, show branch, checkout add, diff, status, commit, reset rebase, tag

R epositories Setup repositories easily clone, fetch, pull, push Multiple tracking branches over repository Fork other repository

M any other tools Web interface Blame files, who edited Archive the files One important -> git-svn

S ubversion git-svn clone svn://repo Do normal git things on it git-svn dcommit git-svn rebase -> to get updates perl bindings and subversion must be installed

N ow what? What you can do now? Start using Git Forget SVN/CVS Get advantages of distributed source control system

R esources Git Home Page git.or.cz Wikipedia entry on git en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git_(Software)‏ Linus Torwalds Git talk at Google vid. youtube.com/watch?v=4XpnKHJAok8

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