Onboarding for Tech Team

Onboarding

How does the Tech Team work?

Git/Github Quick Reference

New to Git and Github? Checkout these resources:

Overview of Git and Github: https://wiki.sitblueprint.com/books/onboarding/page/contributing-to-blueprint-gitgithub

Full comprehensive guide/walkthrough of Git and Github: GitHub Foundations - Training | Microsoft Learn

If you prefer a comprehensive book: https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2

Or comprehensive video: Git Tutorial for Beginners: Learn Git in 1 Hour

CloningGit RepositoryClone

git clone [<repository>]

• Creates local copy of the repository stored on Github

• <repository> the repository you want to clone

Git Pull

git pull

• Runs git fetch and git merge

• Pulls code from the remote repository (on Github) to your local repository and merges into your local repository

Git Checkout

git checkout [-b] [<branch>]

• Used to switch branches

• <branch> to specify which branch you want to switch to

  • Switches branch to feat/carousel

  • E.g., git checkout feat/carousel

• [-b] to create a new branch

  • feat/ used for feature branches (e.g., feat/carousel)

  • bug/ used for bugs (e.g., bug/navbar-text-resizing)

  • Naming conventions:

  • E.g., git checkout -b feat/carousel

  • Creates a new branch called feat/carousel and switches to that branch

Git Add

git add [<path>]

• Used to ‘stage’ or add contents of file to next commit

• <path> path of the file to be added

  • E.g., git add myFile.txt

  • Adds all changes made to myFile to the next commit

Git Commit

git commit [-m <message>]

• Used to create a commit

• -m <message> message to be included with commit

  • E.g., git commit -m “changes made to formatting”

  • Creates a commit with staged changed with the message “changes made to formatting”

Git Push

git push

• Used to push committed changes to remote repository on GitHub