Oct 18 2021, 01:18 AM
QUOTE(FlierMate @ Oct 17 2021, 10:16 PM)
It takes time for me to digest these useful information. Hopefully it could be of help to anyone like me who want to learn how to git (Yep, git is not exclusive to GitHub only, but to several others like GitLab that you have mentioned , which is a nice additional info ;-)
I am not familiar with SSH but certainly will look into it soon. The renaming from "master" to "main".... thanks for letting me know about it.
Get used to SSH, it makes your life so much easier. Look into configs that let you create hostname aliases. It lets you tie in your user & pubkey (and any other ssh setting) to a host and you can name it whatever you like. For example:I am not familiar with SSH but certainly will look into it soon. The renaming from "master" to "main".... thanks for letting me know about it.
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Host web1
HostName some.super.long.internal.hostname.address
User fliermate
IdentitiesOnly yes
IdentityFile ~/.ssh/fliermate
Then whenever you want to ssh into that server, you just do "ssh web1". There are ProxyJump options too, so you can use jumpboxes to access gated servers in one command (or "host"). Very useful in DB clients where access is often gated and you don't normally have the ability to enter multiple hosts to jump through in the UI.
Back to git
Some other useful commands that you might use
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git unstage
git stash
git clean
git diff
git revert
These commands are also useful and you will be forced to use it at some point, but be careful when using them
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git reset --hard
git rebase
git puish -f
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