Two prior Linux Magazine articles, “How To Git It” and “Embrace the Git Index”, cover basic concepts about git and explain some of the details about the git index. This article introduces many new git concepts and techniques that can be used for collaborative development, including the use and manipulation of topic and tracking branches, cloning a remote repository, details on installing a server for git repositories using HTTP and git- native protocols, and publishing a public repository via the Web.
Two prior Linux Magazine articles, “How To Git It” and “Embrace the Git Index”, cover basic concepts about git and explain some of the details about the git index. This article introduces many new git concepts and techniques that can be used for collaborative development, including the use and manipulation of topic and tracking branches, cloning a remote repository, details on installing a server for git repositories using HTTP and git- native protocols, and publishing a public repository via the Web.
Jon Loeliger
At the heart of collaboration using git is the ability to use public repositories as the basis for your own development, and in turn to publish your repository so others may use it. This article introduces the means to base your development on public git repositories and details the installation and configuration procedures for publishing your own repositories.
Two prior Linux Magazine articles, “How To Git It” and “Embrace the Git Index”, cover basic concepts about git and explain some of the details about the git index. This article introduces many new git concepts and techniques that can be used for collaborative development, including the use and manipulation of topic and tracking branches, cloning a remote repository, details on installing a server for git repositories using HTTP and
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