26:10 start git init - b main git add filename (To put file into staging area) git commit -m "My first commit" git commit -a -m "my third commit"(it skips adding into stage area)
@@mandarapriya3530 Sorry I also not watched the whole video Copy your code and paste in chatgpt and mention your problem. You will definitely get the answer.👍
This is one of the most helpful detailed and well explained Git tutorials I've seen. Thank you for doing this! I felt it ended very abruptly though as if there was a continunation :D One question though. let's say you have commited 2 times and have pushed to remote. But now I want to roll back to commit 1. I use git checkout , that's fine, but how do I make my main branch also go back to this first commit so that I can push to remove and make my second commit disappear?
Firstly, Identify the commit ID of the first commit you want to roll back to using git log Reset the main branch to the desired commit: git reset --hard Force push the changes to the remote repository: git push origin main --force
((1:06:20 at there if i enter (ls -a) if getting an error like : Get-ChildItem : Parrameter cannot be processed because the parameter name 'a' is ambiguous....... )) please tell me how to rectify it...
@Telusko Hello Navin, I have a question: When we created the file "UserService.txt" at 1:48:29, we are creating the file in the working directory right ? How come, the moment we switch the branches, it is getting disappeared? If it were the case of content in the file, it makes sense. But I would like to know how the working directory file structure is getting changed. Please help me in understanding this.
A very good tutorial! Thank you. It's a shame that 'branch conflict' is not included. It's a mystery (and confusing) that in the middle of the first project in vs code, suddenly a 2nd project is created using terminal and then opened the 2nd project in vs code and abandon the 1st project altogether. Why?
Hi your contents are good but its too lengthy. Better if you talk to the point. For Ex - at 22.06 you started saying what is "working directory" but suddenly you mentioned " doesn't matter" . I feel u sudden jump from KEY WORDS to ANOTHER KEY WORD. instead of that dont bring those in discussion. So keep simple and shorter. from 22:20 to 25:00 u started saying " staging repo and commit " but after 3-4 min also u mention will discuss that later . so here you are talking of things which are not required at that point of time. this you can avoid by having key notes what to discuss and when to discuss. this even you reduce your video duration.
Few important topics like branch merge conflicts and stash are missing in this playlist. For new learner I'll suggest to watch chai aur code lecture on git and GitHub. Thanks
Sir please suggest me your videos in sequence so that I can learn Java full stack, As I'm getting trained for the same from a institute, But I need your videos as better reference...
i wish the whole thing was taught on a wondows machine since i don't even know how to use the terminal properly , i faced some difficulties during this course , but anyway sir thankyou for the video and sharing your knowledge i'm grateful for you.
When I do a project I do not make updates to it. I do it until it’s finished. And that’s that… so do I need to use GIT if I’m a solo dev who doesn’t do versions? No.
Hi Guruji, Few commands are not working. As well as " ssh -keygen -o" is also not working in VS. Please correct me if am wrong or else suggest me path for further steps. Thanks in advance.
Hello Sir. Thnak you for the video. When I am doing git init -b main getting error: error: unknown switch `b' usage: git init [-q | --quiet] [--bare] [--template=] [--shared[=]] [] --template directory from which templates will be used --bare create a bare repository --shared[=] specify that the git repository is to be shared amongst several users -q, --quiet be quiet --separate-git-dir separate git dir from working tree
The only channel I trust for any software development content. Thank you for sharing!
This video is more than enough for getting started with Git or getting familiar with it at least to then start learning version control in detail.
Naa internship projects ki, final year projects ki...ipudu job lo training phase ki kuda mimalne follow avthunna sir.. thanks for free tutorials😇
Thanks!
Wow, I learned a lot in just 2 hours. very clear and informative. The best git tutorial so far. Thank you, sir. I am now a follower👌👍
Thanks a lot Mr. Naveen. Your explanation is excellent. I done practice along with your training session.
opentext ?
Thank you so much for the detailed explanation.
Thanks Navin for a very comprehensive and practical look at how git works.
I have watched this topic from many educators but nothing can match this. Thank you sir
🙏
thank you for this tutorial. wonderful experience learning from you.
Superb playlist about git & github i learned from scratch thanks naveen sir.
Thank you. Please do continuation video about merge conflicts.
Very informative. One of the best videos!!
Great work...! Thank you for doing these type of tutorials. Keep doing and help us!
Sir, i am learning from your training, its very clear and understanding.
Thanks for the tutorial . It helped me understand Git better
Best tutorial on git; ever watched
My mentor ever love the content and clear and easy explanation
26:10 start
git init - b main
git add filename (To put file into staging area)
git commit -m "My first commit"
git commit -a -m "my third commit"(it skips adding into stage area)
i couldn't change the master to main from my command line
@@mandarapriya3530 Sorry I also not watched the whole video
Copy your code and paste in chatgpt and mention your problem. You will definitely get the answer.👍
This is one of the most helpful detailed and well explained Git tutorials I've seen. Thank you for doing this! I felt it ended very abruptly though as if there was a continunation :D
One question though. let's say you have commited 2 times and have pushed to remote. But now I want to roll back to commit 1. I use git checkout , that's fine, but how do I make my main branch also go back to this first commit so that I can push to remove and make my second commit disappear?
Firstly, Identify the commit ID of the first commit you want to roll back to using
git log
Reset the main branch to the desired commit:
git reset --hard
Force push the changes to the remote repository:
git push origin main --force
Thank you so much for such a wonderful explanation !!🤗
HI one step missing while pushing repo remotely at 1:09:40 that is to do "git init" incase its a fresh folder created. Thanks.
thanks for the course its outstanding
your english speaking style is excelent ,i can esaly understand with us
Thank you. Good and clear explanation.
Always love your clear cut explanation, very effective video, loved it!
Dear Naveen Reddy, I did learn a lot from your talk. It was comprehensive, clear and delivered very well. Thank you sir.
😃Thank you so much sir and plz if possible plz upload this video in hindi also ❤
((1:06:20 at there if i enter (ls -a) if getting an error like : Get-ChildItem : Parrameter cannot be processed because the parameter name 'a' is ambiguous....... )) please tell me how to rectify it...
I am also facing this issue Please help me correct it.
thank you so much for sharing this video👍
you are rally god to us, thank u soo much for your amazing work sir. love from Germany❤
@Telusko
Hello Navin, I have a question:
When we created the file "UserService.txt" at 1:48:29, we are creating the file in the working directory right ? How come, the moment we switch the branches, it is getting disappeared?
If it were the case of content in the file, it makes sense. But I would like to know how the working directory file structure is getting changed.
Please help me in understanding this.
Loved with tutorial 💌
Only legends can do such amazing tutorials thanks Naveen
very well explained, thanks !
A very good tutorial! Thank you. It's a shame that 'branch conflict' is not included.
It's a mystery (and confusing) that in the middle of the first project in vs code, suddenly a 2nd project is created using terminal and then opened the 2nd project in vs code and abandon the 1st project altogether. Why?
You are such a good teacher. Thank you.
at 34:36, Can someone please tell which command we need to use to go back?
found it, we can use ‘q’ to go back
As always , Naveen Sir never disappoints.
You are a god sir 🙏🙏.
Thank you so much
i love the way you teach.
Thanks sir, really loved it
thank you so much!!
Thank you so much sir for this course. Can you also provide me with the web development courses you've made.
Awesome ❤
vera level bro
his course >>>>>>> all courses on yt
Hi sir you are using vs code so first you are save in vs code but how you are saving vs code so there only I am strucking could you please help me
I love you so muuuuuuuuuch. You're the best
What do we mention instead of passphrase ? (Duration: 1:07:00)
nothing
the entire vido took me 2:30 hrs :) but now i can say i know basic to mediam git and github
Love your style sir❤
Hi your contents are good but its too lengthy. Better if you talk to the point. For Ex - at 22.06 you started saying what is "working directory" but suddenly you mentioned " doesn't matter" . I feel u sudden jump from KEY WORDS to ANOTHER KEY WORD. instead of that dont bring those in discussion. So keep simple and shorter.
from 22:20 to 25:00 u started saying " staging repo and commit " but after 3-4 min also u mention will discuss that later . so here you are talking of things which are not required at that point of time.
this you can avoid by having key notes what to discuss and when to discuss. this even you reduce your video duration.
Well explained love this man
Few important topics like branch merge conflicts and stash are missing in this playlist. For new learner I'll suggest to watch chai aur code lecture on git and GitHub. Thanks
Sir please suggest me your videos in sequence so that I can learn Java full stack, As I'm getting trained for the same from a institute, But I need your videos as better reference...
Anyone, can you suggest me?
You can get from anywhere a roadmap and you devided into wections and learn it in order
great content !!
preciate this
i wish the whole thing was taught on a wondows machine since i don't even know how to use the terminal properly , i faced some difficulties during this course , but anyway sir thankyou for the video and sharing your knowledge i'm grateful for you.
You can use powershell instead
Too much helpful. 🎉
Thx sir❤😊
Happy Teacher's Day Naveen Sir🏃♂️🏃♀️🏃♂️🏃♀️🏃♂️🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♂️🌳🪴🪔🏆
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at 51.59 when you deleted creds.txt u directly committed and didn't use -a to skip staging also
But those two files are in staging area No need to provide -a.. In case do some changes then we can provide -a to convert staging area
Hi sir, your videos are really awesome
Could you please upload for sax parser for Excel in java
Thank you sir ❤
Excellent
at 17:50 when i am trying to give the command (git config) it is showing no such action specified what do i do can someone help me
Broo!! You got any solution for this because I also got same issue
Sir, why did you deleted the video & uploaded it again?
ya me 2 thinking that only
When I do a project I do not make updates to it. I do it until it’s finished. And that’s that… so do I need to use GIT if I’m a solo dev who doesn’t do versions? No.
Happy Teacher's Day Sir
Yoo telusko my teacher posted a video!!
Hi Guruji, Few commands are not working. As well as " ssh -keygen -o" is also not working in VS. Please correct me if am wrong or else suggest me path for further steps.
Thanks in advance.
cat commands also not working
Super explanation.
Very comprehensive and detailed
Happy teachers day sir ❣
It cannot be comprehensive more than this. Thank you so much sir.
thank you ♥
What is the need to change branch name from master to main?
Hello Sir. Thnak you for the video. When I am doing git init -b main getting error:
error: unknown switch `b'
usage: git init [-q | --quiet] [--bare] [--template=] [--shared[=]] []
--template
directory from which templates will be used
--bare create a bare repository
--shared[=]
specify that the git repository is to be shared amongst several users
-q, --quiet be quiet
--separate-git-dir
separate git dir from working tree
Superb..❤
Thank you sir. ❣
ssh-kegen -o is not working? is there any other command
And for ls-a alternative is ls -force
Wish you a Happy Teacher's Day Navin sir🎉❤
can you please post some aws projects from scratch for beginners to write those on resume
hi Navin,can you teach online classess on python,datascience?
plz let me know
is git remote add link similar to git add on a local repo or local version control systems staged area
57:54 how do you cancle it???
Did he upload again, or it's a dega vu
from git repository i cannot understand all of sudden he opened terminal and did some commands how do i learn them?
are you using benq monitor for this tutorial?? plz reply sir
No one can teach us like you do, a person from non IT background also can understand
I can't see any file inside my first project folder while deleting the .git file is there any way to find that
Same did you find any answer
Thank you Navin sir... And plzz do not upload videos as paid version... 😢😢😢
He also want to live bro
Lmfao, then you pay salary for him
@Factualvibess Bro he will get from UA-cam and also from his courses on his sites
git push origin main:main
error: remote-curl: error reading command stream from git
what is this error iam unable to push from vs code
It was a good review for me...
in these year download the git but it does'nt support the notepad editor what can i use it for
Hey I don't know what should I have press to come back from the end after the log,can anyone help me with that 😅
thanks
Why we should not work on master branch?
slick back
Sit back and enjoy❤❤