Thread: Git: What it is, how to use it, and why it will improve your server

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    You should definitely add a section for creating ssh keys so users don't have to continually enter their information.
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    This informative thread made getting started with Git really easy, thank you.
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    Learned a lot from this, if you're wanting to push your project to the repo all you have to do is

    Code:
    git init
    create the repository and do

    Code:
    git remote add origin LINK
    git push -u origin --all 
    git push -u origin --tags
    and your set.
    Keep your head up.



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    Wait so can you run your server through github? o.O good thread but I didn't understand it fully.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arseny View Post
    GitHub just hosts your code itself; it is not a platform for deploying code to.

    And, the point of Git itself, the underlying infrastructure for GitHub, is to provide a version control system.

    It makes it significantly easier to work collaboratively on projects because, unlike SVN or Perforce, it's distributed and doesn't require an active connection. So, whether you're in Russia, Antarctica, California or China, you can work together.

    Features like branching also make it really easy to work on large, code-breaking changes without being a showstopper to the entire project—unlike Dropbox.

    While not an alternative to backups, because of the nature of the commit system, it has a history of all your changes - what you changed, when, and what your thought process was when you did it. So, if six months form now you find an issue, you can rollback and easily figure out where you went wrong.
    Ah yes, good alternative to DropBox for team development! Nice thread.
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    Quality content.
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    Very informative thanks for this.
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    Could also look into GitKraken for a GUI alternative
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    Excellent thread.

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    Very good thread, thanks
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