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This is part 1 of a quick 2-part series on the differences between merge commits vs. rebase commits. This is just a visual demo to show the differences in what happens with your commits. This first part covers the merge commit strategies that many small teams or people that are not familiar with rebase use when working as a team to get code changes into their repositories.

In this video you get to see a brief overview of working with a fork of a popular open-source repository (bootstrap). I talk briefly about a couple of distributed patterns pointing back to the GIT book website page for distributed workflows. git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Distributed-Git-Distributed-Workflows The video then shows how to fork the bootstrap repo, clone the code locally, create a feature ...

Whether you use a new repo with new files or existing files, it is easy to get an existing or new project into GitHub. In this video, I show how I used chat GPT and Microsoft Designer to quickly create an html site to show movie listings. That code is then added to the existing repository and pushed to GitHub so that I could work with my team on the code or just have my own version of the proje...

In order to make changes and track them at GitHub, you'll need to add the remote upstream. This is something you only have to do once. As long as you don't modify the commands, working with your repository at GitHub is easy once the upstream is set, and then you and your team can easily share and work on the code in a safe manner. You can do this for a brand new project, but you can also do thi...

In this video, you will see how to create a new local repository and get it ready to add files from an existing project or new files for a new project. The last thing the video does is shows how to validate that there is no tracking to any remote upstream repository after creation (so that will need to be added manually once a repo is ready at GitHub or another source) A plain-text instructiona...

In this video you learn about the git fetch and git pull commands. To do this, we simulate another developer or team getting a change into GitHub and then we see the way the repository responds with status, fetch, and pull commands. A plain-text instructional walkthrough is available here: training.majorguidancesolutions.com/courses/git-from-beginner-to-fearless/contents/664b5f4376106

This video shows a common developer flow to add and modify files, stage the files locally, commit the files, and push them to the remote repository. You also see how to validate the changes were pushed out successfully and the commit-ish sha-1 hashes match what you have on your local machine. A plain-text instructional walkthrough is available here: training.majorguidancesolutions.com/courses/g...

This video demonstrates getting a local version of a remote repository and validating that the folder structure is correct as well as the remote tracking branch is set as expected. A plain-text instructional walkthrough is available here: training.majorguidancesolutions.com/courses/git-from-beginner-to-fearless/contents/664b55ed8576b

This video shows how to ensure that you will be able to record and sign commits in your local repository by showing you how to set your user credentials. `git config global user.name [yournamehere]` and `git confg global user.email [yourgithubaccountemailhere]` and then list all credentials: `git config global list` A plain-text instructional walkthrough is available here: training.majorguidanc...

After installation of GIT, you may find yourself stuck in VIM when you type: `git config global -e` If that's the case, your default editor is not VS Code. This video shows how to work with your local user and system git config files to make sure that all users or at least all of your repos for your logged in user will have the default editor for GIT set to use VS Code (you also get to see how ...

This video shows how to create a new repository at GitHub after getting an account at GitHub Plain-Text Walkthrough instructions are available here: training.majorguidancesolutions.com/courses/git-from-beginner-to-fearless/contents/664b5c9258b86

This short video shows how to update to the latest GIT version from the command line.

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