Git is an open source version control system. Git is developed and maintained by the creator of the Linux kernel. Git stores complete files each time the user commits his changes, making recovery and version-diffing reliable, responsive and simple.
Here are the commands to install and configure Git on Ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install git-core gitosis git-doc
Create GIT user
sudo adduser git
Creating directory for repositories
sudo mkdir /home/git/yourrepositories
sudo chmod 775/home/git/yourrepositories
Run this command on your repositories
git init
git add
git commit -a -m “your commit comments”
How to use GIT repository on Window
Download GIT
Install this software on your computer
Ryn this command
git clone username@192.168.20.11:~/complete/path/here/projectname foldername
projectname* is project you want to lone
foldername* is a name of folder where you want to clone the project by default clone with same projectname
cd foldername/
git branch
to check the list of branched exits
git checkout -b new_branch
create new branch for your clone project
Push Data to Master
git add
to add changes and new file to repository git commit -a -m ‘your comment about changes’
git push origin new_branch
Merge Data Master Branch
git merge new_branch
that it is to be done on the system from which clone is done
Get recent Changes from Master
git pull origin master
