This tutorial assumes that you do not have any knowledge so if you are familiar with these tools, you can skip majority of parts

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This tutorial assumes that you do not have any knowledge so if you are familiar with these tools, you can skip majority of parts

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• During installation choose nano editor if you need a simple one

• Choose git from the command line and also from 3rd-party software

• Use OpenSSH

• Check OpenSSL

• Yes for checkout Windows-style, commit Unix-style line endings

• Use MinTTY

• Enable file system caching

• Enable Git Credential Manager

• Enable symbolic links

• Do not show welcome guide if you desired

• Probably no for telemetry if asked

• File - add project folder - Document/react-rails

OR

• cd; cd Documents/react-rails; atom . in Git Bash

• You need github account for this

• Open Git Bash

• cd; cd Documents

• git clone https://github.com/laimison/react-rails.git

• cd react-rails

• git checkout part1

• cd; cd Documents/react-rails

• git reset --hard origin/part1

• git fetch --all

If you want to write some changes to this repository, you should be added as collaborator for this project

Option 1) ideally ask owner to give the access

Option 2) fork this repo

partX - can be any part that you want to change

• Open another window of Git Bash

• cd

• cd Documents/react-rails

• git config user.name "Your Name or nickname" - this name will be visible to the world.. surname is not required..

• git config user.email "[email protected]" - it's not visible to anyone

• git checkout partX

• Now you can try to edit some code and push them to git!

• git status

• git add --all

• git commit -m 'add some message what you have changed' - this is visible to the world

• git push origin partX - it will ask for your Github username and password

Type this in Git Bash

cd; grep -qE 'git_push.*().*{' ~/.bash_profile || echo 'git_push () { git status && echo && echo $* | grep [a-zA-Z] && echo "Pushing as `git config user.name` in 5 seconds (CTRL+C to decline) ..." && sleep 5 && git config --global push.default current && git add --all && git commit -m "$*" && git push ; }' >> .bashrc

Reopen your Git Bash window

You should be in react-rails directory

git_push your "commit message here"