Welcome back dear reader. Let me remind you that I am Silent-Mobius, also known as Alex M. Schapelle, your faithful narrator.
As you might remember, I have applied to short journey of sort, whose main orchestrator is @szabgab, under a code name of #OSCD.
Despite the fact the journey is still under its first steps, I've been willing to remember it with any possible tool I can have under my utility belt.
That is why I've decided, to use #git.
Git is a free and open source distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency.
Hold Thy Memoirs
On personal note, one thing that is needed to be remembered is code. Although in age of #chatGPT3, code might not be the most required, and that is why Lord Emperor of Human Kind has forbid to use it, we still need to save the parts of code.
Tools are Eternal
Tool named git is the one that we use, and the binary can be downloaded on any *nix system with systems package installer:
apt-get/dnf/yum/brew install -y git # choose one of apt-get/dnf/yum/brew
In case of Windows OS, one may get it from git web-site.
Know Your CISC
Every tool has its Computing Instruction Set Commands (#CISC)
and git is not exception. Below is a typical commands set that one might start working with git:
mkdir -p ~/Projects/adeptus-ridiculus
cd ~/Projects/adeptus-ridiculus
echo '# This is homage to Adeptus-Ridiculus' > README.md
git init --initial-branch=main
git config --global user.name silent-mobius
git config --global user.email alex@mobiusdevteam.com
git add .
git commit -m "adding README file"
git remote add origin https://gitlab.com/silent-mobius/adeptus-ridiculus.git
git push -u origin main
Use With Routine
When ever one uses git there is usually a routine to go through. In case routine updates, main three commands are in action:
git add . # adding all changed files
git commit -m "adding comment" # staging and adding commenting the changes
git push # pushing the staged files to remote repository
Conclusion
Remember your memoirs of code with git in the easy way. To get deep understanding with git, you can with official docs or at VAioLabs.io
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