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GitHub Fundamentals

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Command Description
git clone <url> Copy an entire remote repository to your local machine, including all files and history.
git remote -v Display the URLs of remote repositories linked to your local repository, allowing you to verify connections.
git remote show origin Show detailed information about the origin remote, including tracked branches and their status.
git fetch Download commits, files, and refs from a remote repository into your local repo, updating your tracking branches.
git pull Fetch from a remote repo and integrate the changes to your current branch, a combination of git fetch followed by git merge.
git branch -r List all remote branches. This helps you to see the branches available on the remote repository.
git branch -a List all local and remote branches. This command gives a comprehensive view of all branches available to you.
git branch -d <branch_name> Delete a local branch, ensuring that you do not lose work by preventing deletion of branches with unmerged changes.
git push -u origin <branch_name> Push your branch to the remote repository and set the upstream reference, linking your local branch to a remote branch.
git rebase <branch_name> Apply changes from one branch onto another, typically used to maintain a linear project history by moving a feature branch to the tip of the main branch.
git push Upload local repository content to a remote repository, syncing your changes.
git push --delete origin <branch_name> Delete a remote branch, useful for housekeeping after merging a feature branch.

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Sección 3. Capítulo 6
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Contenido del Curso

GitHub Fundamentals

1. Introduction to GitHub

Remote Repositories What is Github?Creating a GitHub AccountCreating a Repository Cloning a Remote RepositoryPushing ChangesIntroduction Summary Quiz

2. Basic Interaction with Remotes

Information about RemotesRemote Branches Simulating CollaborationFetching and Merging Remote ChangesCreating a New Branch RemotelyPulling ChangesRemotes Summary Quiz

3. More Advanced Workflows

Making Local and Remote ChangesSyncing the RepositoriesPushing Local BranchesRebasing BasicsPerforming a Rebase OperationCommands Cheatsheet Final Quiz

GitHub Fundamentals

Commands Cheatsheet Commands Cheatsheet

Command Description
git clone <url> Copy an entire remote repository to your local machine, including all files and history.
git remote -v Display the URLs of remote repositories linked to your local repository, allowing you to verify connections.
git remote show origin Show detailed information about the origin remote, including tracked branches and their status.
git fetch Download commits, files, and refs from a remote repository into your local repo, updating your tracking branches.
git pull Fetch from a remote repo and integrate the changes to your current branch, a combination of git fetch followed by git merge.
git branch -r List all remote branches. This helps you to see the branches available on the remote repository.
git branch -a List all local and remote branches. This command gives a comprehensive view of all branches available to you.
git branch -d <branch_name> Delete a local branch, ensuring that you do not lose work by preventing deletion of branches with unmerged changes.
git push -u origin <branch_name> Push your branch to the remote repository and set the upstream reference, linking your local branch to a remote branch.
git rebase <branch_name> Apply changes from one branch onto another, typically used to maintain a linear project history by moving a feature branch to the tip of the main branch.
git push Upload local repository content to a remote repository, syncing your changes.
git push --delete origin <branch_name> Delete a remote branch, useful for housekeeping after merging a feature branch.

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Sección 3. Capítulo 6
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