From the first add to undoing a change.
Walk through a local Git workflow: staging, partial commits, diff inspection, restoration, history rewriting, and ignore rules.
Git
Articles about Git.
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Git's underlying model: objects, snapshots, and references
Use snapshots, the object database, and references to understand what Git operations change.
Git branches: merging, conflicts, and saving work in progress
Understand fast-forward and three-way merges, and use stash to manage unfinished work.
Remote collaboration with Git: fetching, tracking, and two remotes
Distinguish refreshing references, updating local branches, and pushing to a fork.
Advanced Git: rebasing, cherry-picking, and bisecting
Use rebase, cherry-pick, reflog, and bisect after understanding the boundaries of history rewriting.
A Git scenario handbook: correcting, undoing, and recovering
Choose a recovery path based on the current operation and what data has been saved, without compounding data loss.
GitHub basics
Distinguish Git, GitHub, and gh, then work through sign-in, forking, pushing, and creating a PR.
The GitHub contribution workflow
Move from issues and branches through PR review and checks to synchronization and cleanup after merging.
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