🔀Git Flow Guide
Master Git Workflow
Interactive step-by-step guide to Git version control
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Working Directory
Edit files locally before adding to Git
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Staging Area
Prepare changes for commit
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Local Repository
Create commits in local history
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Remote Repository
Sync with team through origin server
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Collaboration
Open PRs, trigger CI, review code
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History Timeline
Explore commit graph and releases
git add
git commit
git push
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Working Directory
Edit files locally before adding to Git
# Command to run:
git status
📋Essential Git Commands
git branchList all branchesgit merge feature/xMerge a branchgit stashTemporarily store changesgit rebase -i HEAD~3Interactive rebase💡 Git Best Practices
- ✓Write clear, descriptive commit messages
- ✓Create feature branches for new work
- ✓Pull before pushing to avoid conflicts
- ✓Use .gitignore to exclude unnecessary files
🚀 Practical Example: Team Collaboration
Imagine working on a React app with your team. You start by creating a feature branch, make changes, commit them, and push for review.
$ git checkout -b feature/user-auth
$ git add src/components/Auth.jsx
$ git commit -m "Add user authentication component"
$ git push origin feature/user-auth
$ gh pr create --title "Add user authentication"