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Basic Principle of Git

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	== Basic Principle of Git ==		== Basic Principle of Git ==
	# Make changes to website content		# Make changes to website content
	# Add The changes // git add ??		# Add The changes // git add . or git add filename.php
	# commit changes // git commit ??		# commit changes // git commit -m 'info about commit'

	== Getting Started with a Git Project ==		== Getting Started with a Git Project ==

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 == Switch Between Branches ==
   git checkout branchname
 === Edit Global File ===
   git config --global --edit

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Creating a Branch from previous commits

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	Branching will clone the project up to that point along with all the logs up to that point.		Branching will clone the project up to that point along with all the logs up to that point.
	----		----
			== Switch Between Branches ==
			git checkout branchname
	=== Edit Global File ===		=== Edit Global File ===
	git config --global --edit		git config --global --edit

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Creating a Branch from previous commits

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	''' This will save this commit to a new branch'''		''' This will save this commit to a new branch'''

	------- Or -----		---------------- Or -----
	git branch nameofbranch hashcode of log commit		git branch nameofbranch hashcode of log commit

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	----		----
	~~Switching between branches will restore the files that was committed in that branch~~


	=== What branching Does ===		=== What branching Does ===

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	git log --grep="init" // will search for "init"		git log --grep="init" // will search for "init"

	== Creating a Branch ==		== Creating a Branch from previous commits ==
	git checkout whatever log hash you want		git checkout whatever log hash you want

	While you are in that log issue:		While you are in that log issue:

	git commit -b "branch name"		git commit -b "branch name"
	''' This will save this commit to a new branch'''		''' This will save this commit to a new branch'''

			------- Or -----
			git branch nameofbranch hashcode of log commit

			This will create a new branch form whatever hash you pass it

	----		----
			Switching between branches will restore the files that was committed in that branch


	=== What branching Does ===		=== What branching Does ===
	Branching will clone the project up to that point along with all the logs up to that point.		Branching will clone the project up to that point along with all the logs up to that point.
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	=== Switch back to master branch ===		=== Switch back to master branch ===
	git checkout master		git checkout master
	~~=== Create another branch from previous commits ===~~
	~~git branch nameofbranch hashcode of previous commit~~

	~~Switching between branches will restore the files that was committed in that branch~~

	== Using Stash ==		== Using Stash ==

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Creating a Branch

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	git commit -b "branch name"		git commit -b "branch name"
	''' This will save this commit to a new branch'''		''' This will save this commit to a new branch'''
			----
	=== What branching Does ===		=== What branching Does ===
	Branching will clone the project up to that point along with all the logs up to that point.		Branching will clone the project up to that point along with all the logs up to that point.

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Creating a Branch

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	== Creating a Branch ==		== Creating a Branch ==
	git checkout whatever log hash you want		git checkout whatever log hash you want
			While you are in that log issue:
	git commit -b "branch name"		git commit -b "branch name"
	''' This will save this commit to a new branch'''		''' This will save this commit to a new branch'''

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Creating a Branch

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	git commit -b "branch name"		git commit -b "branch name"
	''' This will save this commit to a new branch'''		''' This will save this commit to a new branch'''
			=== What branching Does ===
			Branching will clone the project up to that point along with all the logs up to that point.
			----
	=== Edit Global File ===		=== Edit Global File ===
	git config --global --edit		git config --global --edit

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	git log --author="kevin"		git log --author="kevin"
	git log --grep="init" // will search for "init"		git log --grep="init" // will search for "init"

			== Creating a Branch ==
			git checkout whatever log hash you want
			git commit -b "branch name"
			''' This will save this commit to a new branch'''

	=== Edit Global File ===		=== Edit Global File ===

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Committing Files

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	=== Committing Files ===		=== Committing Files ===
	This saves the state of the files at a specific time		'''This saves the state of the files at a specific time'''
	get commit -m "whatever you want to say"		get commit -m "whatever you want to say"

	This does NOT create a branch just a state which you can get to by running:		'''This does NOT create a branch just a state which you can get to by running:'''
	git log		git log // will list all log entries
			git log -n2 // will list the last 2 entries
			git log --since=2012-06-15 //
			git log --author="kevin"
			git log --grep="init" // will search for "init"

	=== Edit Global File ===		=== Edit Global File ===