What is Git ?
git is a distributed version control system, developed by Linux Torvalds during the development/management of Linux Kernel.
In other words, it’s a software, a tool, that simply keeps track of the different version of the files, so that in case if you did something wrong, you can easily go back to some previous (correct) version of the file.
The purpose of the version control s
Git – is the fast, simple and easy to use version control system, and of course it’s a free software! Git is basically a distributed version control system (unlike subversion, which is a Centralized one) and you can even work offline, because network access is required only when you want to sync project files (using push, pull or fetch command).
Git is the most popular version control system, developed by Linus Torvalds (yeah!, he is the same guy – Creator of Linux) – for maintaining linux kernel code but now adopted by most of the developers.
Git is a distributed, fast, and efficient version control system (and of course – it’s a free and open source software), and most importantly – it’s easy to lea
An useful tool for the management of a shared server is etckeeper.
This software is a collection of bash scripts that allow you to control through a distributed revision system our directory /etc/ where there are the configuration files of most of our Linux daemons.
Version Control with Git takes you step by step through ways to track, merge, and manage software projects using Git, the flexible open source version control system. The leading tool for distributed version control, Git is highly flexible, but users often misunderstand the proper way to use it.
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GIT is the source control tool, a distributed version control system (dvcs) which is written in C. This provides a history of the files that are maintained by it. In distributed version control each...
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Hi,
What are some good ways of automatically deploying updates to a website? For example, say I have a software project in version control and I want to release a new version. My current process is:
1. Build an archive containing the new software. (software-1.1.zip)
2. SCP this file to my server.
3. SSH into my server.
4.
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