Start initilizing git in the git bash!
git init
Every day, before start working in a project with my team, i have to actualize the branches:
git fetch
Remenber always to pull all the work that is currently in the remote branch!
First check that you are in the branch you want to work!
git branch -a
The one with the asterisk (*) is the where you actually are!
If you're not in the desired branch you have to change branches:
git checkout <name-desired-branch>
One you're in the desired branch to work, (or if you already were) just pull!
git pull <link-repo> <branch-name>
Remenber always to pull all the work that is currently in the remote branch!
Always check first that you are in the branch you want to work!
git branch -a
The one with the asterisk (*) is the where you actually are!
If you're not in the desired branch you have to change branches:
git checkout <name-desired-branch>
One you're in the desired branch to work, we're ready to clone! You have to create a new branch from the actual branch
git branch <name-new-branch>
git checkout <name-new-branch>
Or you can also type:
git checkout -b <name-new-branch>
This will create a new branch with the work of the branch you were before!
Remenber always to push regularly to save your work!
First check that you are in the branch you want to work! It is important to push in the right branch!
git branch -a
The one with the asterisk (*) is the where you actually are!
If you're not in the desired branch you have to change branches:
git checkout <name-desired-branch>
One you're in the desired branch to work, (or if you already were) commit and push!
git add *
git commit -m "<message>"
git push <link-repo> <branch-name>
Remenber that in git add * the asteriks means to add all the files into the commit