(30:20) Comparing branches Just a short note: if you use _three_ dots instead of two you'll see _all_ the differences in commits between branches, so not only commits that are in the second branch compared to the first but vice versa as well. Excellent intro to branches, very concise.
As a newbie to GitHub this is without a doubt the best, clearest and most informative demo of branching I've seen. I've learnt a lot from this - thanks for sharing
I get it youre a newbie, but github is a hosting service and an actual version management tool he uses is git. Git doesn't rely on github whatsoever, but github relies on git
I've learnt so much in this channel, I think I should tell my mother to bring you some goat milk :)) (we're nomads, it's costumery to give goats and goat products as gifts.)
@@shauryakapoor2122 well I grew up in a city, so we do have net. But my parents where nomads for the first part of their life. Then my father went to school and became a health care worker, and was hired by the government, so technically we're not nomads any more, but my mother still does give people goat milk as a gift :))
Because you are a descendent of a nomad family, you are a nomad (in culture) and this might not mean technically you are nomad. That is also me, although I lived my whole life in a city, and I had ps1, ps2, ps3, ps4, pc, I am a software development employee, and my parents have degrees, but my grand grandparents were nomad, because of the high poverty at that time, so they have traveled a lot, and suffered, and we took their culture and manners.
Please add Polish subtitles in the future, I am learning English along with programming and I admit that sometimes I do not understand what is being said. I really don't know a more valuable channel. Congratulations for your work!
'git push --delete origin feature/branch' is easier to remember, because the delete flag is of the push operation and then the location and object are given :)
Great tutorial! Although I would've chosen different names for branches as it makes it confusing to follow up. If the command is called "branch" then I wouldn't name my branch "my-branch" as there are too many occurrences of "branch". Or "uploader" as the name of a branch to be uploaded causes you to say things like "I'll upload my uploader", which can be confusing for beginners. Other than that, great sound quality, great flow and great content.
For some reason I filled out the form 3 times over the last 3 months and can't seem to get the cheatsheet. Is there a way to just download it instead of having the download emailed?
The course is great but never get to manage to get a cheatsheet. Too many clicks and always found myself in the loop. Never get the download link only email with Tower picture and confirm subscription. After confirmation it opens Tweet for the T-shirt and ....well the web is full of cheatsceats anyway so I stoped researching why is this happening. thanks tobias for explaining branches
Hi, I did some changes on a file locally (It's the only existing file...) but I didn't add it to the git project. Instead I created a new branch and made it active. Then I added the new modifications and commited them. I didn't push it yet to the remote repo. How can I access the unchanged (.pdf) file locally, say with adobe pdf-reader?
If i am in master branch and create a new branch the way it is described here, all the changes that i make on the new branch get automatically pushed to my master branch (and if i want to merge, git says my branch is already up to date). Can anybody explain?
In the pdf file "working with branches in git" it says under publishing branches, that you can't create a branch remotely but instead you have to push the local one. So I did. But in github I couldn't see the new branch until I entered a name (the same one as locally) in a window called: "Find or create a branch". After that I could see the new branch also remotely. What is now correct?
This video is a bit misleading. It only talks about the practical part of git branches. It didn't talk about what a git branch is and whether it's needed, when to use one, when not to use branches and the title didn't state whether it's for beginners or professionals. But I won't dislike it because it did at least explain how to create branches and work with them. You should change the video title to "How to work with git branches". I was looking for a more in-depth tutorial
While I appreciate your dedication, however you have contradicted yourself. You said you will be doing everything from the cli but you constantly referred to your git UI instead of using the cli, NOT COOL
Worst tutorial ever. Why ? It's a brilliant exhaustive documentation of how git does things. Period. But what, in my daily dev ops, shoud require to create a branch, to merge it or not, to push it or not, ... Nothing here to help you to link every day dev ops tasks to git commands listed here. Useless.
(30:20) Comparing branches
Just a short note: if you use _three_ dots instead of two you'll see _all_ the differences in commits between branches, so not only commits that are in the second branch compared to the first but vice versa as well.
Excellent intro to branches, very concise.
This channel is a life saver.
Cool
I live for you Intro Guy. FCC you are my ROCK!
finished with learning branches, learned a ton, thanks Tobias, yt is a blessing for us students living all the way in a small town in India.
Needed a git tutorial so bad! Thank you for all your effort and helping the comunity! Great job :)
As a newbie to GitHub this is without a doubt the best, clearest and most informative demo of branching I've seen. I've learnt a lot from this - thanks for sharing
I get it youre a newbie, but github is a hosting service and an actual version management tool he uses is git. Git doesn't rely on github whatsoever, but github relies on git
I've learnt so much in this channel, I think I should tell my mother to bring you some goat milk :)) (we're nomads, it's costumery to give goats and goat products as gifts.)
Nomads have phones/customer? Even access to internet. Could you please tell us more about your lifestyle, I'm curious.
He is a modern nomad
@@shauryakapoor2122 he’s gotta be trolling
@@shauryakapoor2122 well I grew up in a city, so we do have net. But my parents where nomads for the first part of their life. Then my father went to school and became a health care worker, and was hired by the government, so technically we're not nomads any more, but my mother still does give people goat milk as a gift :))
Because you are a descendent of a nomad family, you are a nomad (in culture) and this might not mean technically you are nomad. That is also me, although I lived my whole life in a city, and I had ps1, ps2, ps3, ps4, pc, I am a software development employee, and my parents have degrees, but my grand grandparents were nomad, because of the high poverty at that time, so they have traveled a lot, and suffered, and we took their culture and manners.
Yes! I was waiting for this! Thanks!
I am slowly falling in love with GIT
4:59 - Sorry if I lost something, but you can create as many branches you want on your remote repository, like Github, Bitbucket, Gitea, etc.
yeah you are right.
God bless u! I was having so much trouble figuring things out without your video! Thanks so so much!
This man is Tech Curry
It is really easy to understand with clear and straightforward examples.
Thanks for your great effort! 😁
this s extremely awesome video about branching
god bless you Mr with clear voice and explanation
Great Tutorial - just the level of abstraction I needed on the subject. Very pedagigical explanations...
I must say you guys are amazing..... thank you ❤
Thank 🤓💜, the integration of the branches was clearer, I had confusion with the commands. Excellent 👾
Yours videos are really amazing and helpful. Huge respect
Thankyou. It is such a helpfull tutorial to undestand git branches. Now also want to watch your git tutorial as well.
Thank you for this very informative video and I will start using git switch to switch between branches too 👍!
Thanks very short and straight forward tutorial
Great explanation! It refreshs my memory like a breeze!
this is very useful, thanks a bunch
Please add Polish subtitles in the future, I am learning English along with programming and I admit that sometimes I do not understand what is being said. I really don't know a more valuable channel. Congratulations for your work!
simply amazing!
Thank you!
Very comprehensive guide. An excellent teacher
Extremely practical.
Thank you for making this.
Use this command "because I'm more comfortable with it". Thanks for the explanation.
Thank you, very good tutorial! 💛
Thank you for this good course
ISTG, I was checking for it like yesterday!!!!!!
'git push --delete origin feature/branch' is easier to remember, because the delete flag is of the push operation and then the location and object are given :)
I don't have it
Thanks! Very informative.
Simple and concise.
Great tutorial 💛💛
Great tutorial.
This tutorial is very helpful!
Great Video, explained nicely
Excellent tutorial
Very cool explanation!
Just awesome. Thank you so much!
Great tutorial! Although I would've chosen different names for branches as it makes it confusing to follow up. If the command is called "branch" then I wouldn't name my branch "my-branch" as there are too many occurrences of "branch". Or "uploader" as the name of a branch to be uploaded causes you to say things like "I'll upload my uploader", which can be confusing for beginners.
Other than that, great sound quality, great flow and great content.
the 1st command--git branch new-- doesnt even work
Voting this one down for using tower
never knew stephen curry so good at git
Beautiful
Thank you!!!
God bless!
Great video
very useful, thank you!
Amazing.. thank you so much
thank you!
Mass git tower mass
Thanks for the video.
Please can you do tutorials on digital marketing.
amazing stuff... but now how do I push a whole folder to a specific branch?
Oh git is so fun
I love the way he teach. Does he have other tutorial videos on Git?
google him
what annoyed me is that, you were focusing on introducing the GUI thing. I gave it a thumbs up tho. good quality.
Can there be conflicts when merging branches and how do we deal with the conflicts if they may come up?
A course on Three.js please
you are great i like you youtube channel
Continue from 17:24
Personal bookmark, please ignore
Thanks.
at 15:04 is git branch --track an alternative to git clone?
For some reason I filled out the form 3 times over the last 3 months and can't seem to get the cheatsheet. Is there a way to just download it instead of having the download emailed?
The intro guy so much looks like older gilfoyle
The course is great but never get to manage to get a cheatsheet. Too many clicks and always found myself in the loop. Never get the download link only email with Tower picture and confirm subscription. After confirmation it opens Tweet for the T-shirt and ....well the web is full of cheatsceats anyway so I stoped researching why is this happening.
thanks tobias for explaining branches
❤️🤟
Hello, Im not able to download the cheat sheet.
Hi, I did some changes on a file locally (It's the only existing file...) but I didn't add it to the git project. Instead I created a new branch and made it active. Then I added the new modifications and commited them. I didn't push it yet to the remote repo. How can I access the unchanged (.pdf) file locally, say with adobe pdf-reader?
If i am in master branch and create a new branch the way it is described here, all the changes that i make on the new branch get automatically pushed to my master branch (and if i want to merge, git says my branch is already up to date). Can anybody explain?
In the pdf file "working with branches in git" it says under publishing branches, that you can't create a branch remotely but instead you have to push the local one. So I did. But in github I couldn't see the new branch until I entered a name (the same one as locally) in a window called: "Find or create a branch". After that I could see the new branch also remotely. What is now correct?
Bless you guys. How can I contribute? Im not a super knowledgeable dev but I can be handy
Sir plz make a video tutorial on Objective-C plz plz
How to update my git hub repository when i have downloaded a new npm package in my project.
Heck ya
This video is a bit misleading. It only talks about the practical part of git branches. It didn't talk about what a git branch is and whether it's needed, when to use one, when not to use branches and the title didn't state whether it's for beginners or professionals. But I won't dislike it because it did at least explain how to create branches and work with them. You should change the video title to "How to work with git branches". I was looking for a more in-depth tutorial
does anyone have the slides used for this session?
Merci !
Any chance to use tower in linux ?
i did git init and the your command doesn ot even work
Maybe use Git locally so you stop training the Copilot
voila :p
Says you won't need tower for tutorial. Then immediately starts using tower.
Right? I feel like half of the tutorial was in tower
👍
wow
Cool😎 first comment
Only coders are first viewers
hello why did you skip that we have to do git init 1st?
sorry but from expernice its best to never skip or assume previous steps preamble etc but whaterver
His name's probably 47, Tobias reaper is just a stage name
While I appreciate your dedication, however you have contradicted yourself. You said you will be doing everything from the cli but you constantly referred to your git UI instead of using the cli, NOT COOL
Because this whole video is actually an elaborate advertisement of tool called Git Tower
ye it's an ad. but he's still performing all the actions from the cli and using the gui as a visual guide, which I think is useful
would be nice if the presentator doesn't use a product you'd have to pay for after 30 days. how f-ing ridiculous can one be...
Ya rabb
Worst tutorial ever. Why ?
It's a brilliant exhaustive documentation of how git does things. Period.
But what, in my daily dev ops, shoud require to create a branch, to merge it or not, to push it or not, ...
Nothing here to help you to link every day dev ops tasks to git commands listed here.
Useless.
Tobias rieper
8:50
also FIRST!
Presentation was nice, kudos for that, but the ugly marketing gimmick with the "cheat sheet" leaves you with a bad taste after all ...
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Thank you @freeCodeCamp for awesome tutorial.
Link to the cheatsheet mentioned at 32:40
www.git-tower.com/learn/cheat-sheets/git-branches/