4. Remote Repositories
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- Опубліковано 8 жов 2024
- This is the fourth of 6 parts in a series covering Version Control using Xcode with git . In this episode we are going to take a look at creating a GitHub account and using xcode to create a remote repository and push our local repositorie up to the remote. We will also find out how to perform a commit and a push in unison and see how you can download a single branch from your remote repository to your local computer.
GitHub
github.com
BitBucket
bitbucket.org
Links to All Episodes
1. Xcode and Git Introduction
• 1. Xcode and Git Intro...
2. Git Commits
• 2. Git Commits
3. Branching and Merging
• 3. Branching and Merging
4. Remote Repositories
• 4. Remote Repositories
5. .gitignore
• 5. .gitIgnore
6. GitHub Desktop
• 6.GitHub Desktop
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what a channel - super clear, well-paced and concise - big thanks to you Stewart.
Many thanks!
This is the best git tutorial I’ve ever seen. Bravo!
Well Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you! I wasn't sure how to start using git but this is so clear!
Very clear and straightforward. Thanks.
Thanks. Quite straight forward
Very Helpful 👏 Thankyou
10/10 Thanks
Thanks
Stewart, thanks for the these videos! Extremely helpful. Can I ask how you get your avatar picture to show up in the commits section? I'm just being shown a generic placeholder in mine and can't seem to find anyway to add one.
Thanks!
As far as I know it is taken from your UA-cam gmail profile when you sign in to UA-cam like you do when you subscribe to a channel. If the avatar is not showing up, then I am afraid I do not know and this would be a better question for UA-cam to answer.
@@StewartLynch Hi Stewart, thanks for the quick reply! Not the UA-cam avatar, but the one shown in your Xcode commits in the video series. :)
if you are logged in to GitHub with the same email address, it "should" pick up your profile image from there when you push. However, I have since changed my profile image since making that video and I too no longer see my image. I never noticed it before. Not sure what is going on. If you find out, please leave a comment.
Cool series. Some pieces of functionality don't seem to work with PlayGrounds. I'll just type random stuff for every video on the channel for UA-cam algorithms.
I don’t understand what you are saying here. In the cases of what does not work with PlayGrounds, it would help if you could be more specific, and for the last sentence, I am really confused as to the purpose of that statement.
@@StewartLynch The more comments a channel has, the more people see that channel’s videos in “recommended”. This is how UA-cam algorithms work, therefore the more comments you have the highest is rating of the channel. That’s why I said that I would make random comments for UA-cam algorithms.
Ah. I see. I wish there was a better way to spread news about my channel though. I like to respond to comments and help people out if they have particular questions so random comments just kind of get in the way unfortunately, but I appreciated your concern anyway. Thanks.
The higher. Sorry for the typos.
@@StewartLynch When I said about PlayGrounds, I didn’t mean to have a reply:) I said for algorithms as well.// off topic: Whole countries use such behavior to achieve their potential goals 🤣
But what if I am going to start working in a company and file is on remote and I have to start with this file. How to work with something like that ?
What about console? Do developers prefer console instead of xcode or converesely?
If you work for a company, you will likely be using the command line or a git client of some kind.