Red Hat Developer Git is a widely used version control system that allows software development teams to have multiple local copies of the project's source code that are independent of each other. Git uses commits to make changes to files and directories permanent. The principles of the staging environment and the commit are essential to Git.
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Git configuration: LinuxGit configuration: WindowsWorking with repositoriesStaging files: git addKeeping track of untracked filesCommitsPublishing changes: git pushWhere to learn more1 Comment
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