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38 lines
933 B
2 years ago
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#!/bin/bash
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# Spell cast: Git Magic
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# This spell will teach you the basics of using git for common tasks.
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# First, let's initialize a git repository in the current directory
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git init
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# Now, let's create a new file and add it to the repository
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touch newfile.txt
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git add newfile.txt
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# We can check the status of our repository to see what changes have been made
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git status
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# To commit the changes, we use the commit command
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git commit -m "Added newfile.txt"
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# To clone a repository from a remote source, we use the clone command
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git clone https://github.com/user/repo.git
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# To add changes to the repository
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echo "Hello, Git!" >> newfile.txt
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git add newfile.txt
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git commit -m "Modified newfile.txt"
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# To remove a file from the repository
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git rm newfile.txt
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git commit -m "Removed newfile.txt"
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# To reset changes to a file
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git reset newfile.txt
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# To reset files to the last version
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git reset --hard
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# Spell cast successfully!
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