Discover how to use Git—the preeminent source code control software—in the context of a tool: SourceTree. Learn about branching and merging, resolving conflicts, and more.
Source Code Control in .NET with Git Using SourceTree
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- What is source code control
- What is Git?
- What is SourceTree (ST)?
- Getting everything
- What is a repository?
- Exercise files
- Creating a simple console app
- Source tree settings and preferences
- Committing files and messages
- Make changes and commit, the master branch
- Adding the staging area
- Create repo and link to local repo
- Examining the basic flow
- Diving into the details
- Create user 2, make changes and pull to user 1
- What is a branch? Why branch?
- Show different views, and merge
- Users change same file independently
- Resolve conflict
- Reversing the commit
- Adding a tag to a commit
- Adding to the stash
- Restoring from the stash
- CherryPick
- Blame
- What a detached head is, and how to avoid detached heads
- Using terminal
- Summary
- Next steps and thank you
Taught by
Jesse Liberty
