== Git ==
* [[Git_Fundamentals_(Tutorial)|Git Fundamentals]]
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We now create a folder (mkdir) where we will initialize the repository (git init).
By using git status, we can check the state of the repository. Currently, no commits hav
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...ications1". We can verify the creation of this branch by using the command git branch, which displays all local branches. The currently checked out branch
By using the option -a, the git branch command displays all branches, the local ones (green and white) and
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...Git_Branches_in_Local_Repository_(Tutorial)|the tutorial about branches in Git]] we showed how to create, modify and merge branches. We strongly recommend
One may be tempted to use a single branch for its project. After all, Git allows us to establish a log of our progress so, if we run into problem, we
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...e will indicate to GitLab our public key so that it recognizes our PC when Git tries to connect via SSH. We will access to the web interface of our GitLab
git remote rename origin old-origin
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