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Introduction I was given a folder .git and there is no source code

Inside the .git folder are the following files and folders:

D:/my

.git

hooks

info

objects

refs

config

description

HEAD

packed-refs

Decision Let's run the command to get the source files

git clone d:/my/.git d:/evgen

You need to use the command:

The folder d:/my/.git will be used for unpacking
After running the command, a folder D:/evgen with source files will be created:

D:/evgen

.git

Books.js

Films.js

index.html

Note! To pack your source files into a single folder .git

You need to use the command:

git clone --bare d:/evgen d:/super1.git

The folder D:/evgen will be used for packaging
After executing the command, the folder D:/super1.git will be created:

D:/

super1.git

hooks

info

objects

refs

config

description

HEAD

packed-refs

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Объявления

Git Extensions

• Git Extensions. Download and install Git Extensions for Windows

.gitignore (hide files)

• .gitignore | Hide files in Git Extensions

araxis to compare changes

• Using araxis to compare changes in Git Extensions

stash change repository

• Saving new files to stash using Git Extensions

Tag

• Tag | How to search tag in the Git Extensions

Creating a Repository. Working with Commit and Push files

• Creating a Repository on Git Extensions for Windows

• Commit and Push in Git Extensions for Windows

Branch in Git Extensions

• Branch | Switch to branch | Git Extensions

• Create a branch on Git Extensions for Windows

• Take the latest changes from the master branch to our branch. Git Extensions for Windows

• Upload the files to our branch. Git Extensions for Windows

Merging into my branch

• Merge to my branch (take the latest changes from another branch to my branch) | Merge remote branch into current branch | Git Extensions

Put Our Branch in the Master Branch

• Option 1 (using Cherry pick commit). Put our branch into the master branch. Git Extensions for Windows

• Option 2 (use Rebase, Reset). Put our branch into the master branch. Git Extensions for Windows

GitHub.com

• Register on GitHub.com

• Create an empty Repository on GitHub.com

• How to make a GitHub Repository private

• Download Repository from GitHub.com to your PC using the Console

• Download Repository from GitHub.com to your PC with Git Extensions

• Add files to the Repository on your computer, then upload the files to GitHub using Git Extensions

• Removing the repository from the GitHub.com

• Formatting a README.md file to GitHub.com

Git console (working with GitHub.com)

• Git console. Download and install the Git console for Windows

• git init (create a new empty repository in the Git console)

• git remote (see, add the path where the remote repository is located in the Git console)

• git clone (copy of the remote repository in the Git console)

• git add & git commit (add files to a local repository in the Git console)

• git push (push local changes to a remote repository in the Git console)

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• My bat files to work with git console with GitHub.com

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• git remote prune origin (remove the inormation from your local repository)

• git svn clone (copy of the remote repository svn)

• I was given the folder .git and no source code. To get the files, run git clone. For packaging, use git clone --bare

Team Expolorer for git

• Azure DevOps. Commit files to git using Team Explorer in Visual Studio 2017

Additional topics, questions

• What do the "branches" and "trunk" folders mean in the git repository?