Use Commands and Create a Remote Git Repository
The ability to save a project under version control as a remote repository on a server that is backed up over time is crucial. Keeping a project in a remote repository not only ensures that it is backed up, but it also allows others to work on it. There are various remote repository alternatives available in the case of Git. Github and BitBucket are two of the most popular options, having both a free and paid version. Using an existing Git project with folders and files, you will construct a remote Git repository in this course. To make changes to your local Git repository and add them to the remote repository, you'll utilize Git commands like push, pull, fetch, branch, and merge. Note: This course is best suited to students in the North American area.
Your teacher will guide you step-by-step, thanks to a split-screen video on your workspace:
- Create a remote repository login on Github and configure Git credentials.
- Push the local repository to the remote Git repository on Github.
- Create a new Git development branch to make file changes.
- Use Git Commit and Merge to merge changes into the original branch.
- Push the changes into the remote repository, delete the development branch and Pull to check the Remote Merged Branch.
Skills you will learn:
- Github
- Python Programming
- Git Merge
- GIT
- Version Control
Rating: 4.4/5
Enroll here: https://www.coursera.org/projects/commands-create-git-remote-repository
