Git Branches - Creating and Managing Branches in git Using Git Branch, Git merge and Git Checkout

Welcome to the video series on git, a source control a.k.a Version control system or VCS

In this git tutorial video, I'm starting with the purpose and need for the branching in general before diving down to how to create branches in git. I'm using my own github page to demonstrate the same, because in all probability you'll end up working with a remote server or something similar to github. Here are the list of commands I'm explaining in this video

git branch - The command to create a new branch
git checkout - Command to go to a particular branch
git log - Command to see the HEAD status in the git
git remote - Command to set and check the remote server e.g. github
git merge - Command to merge the changes between multiple branches
git commit - Command to commit the changes to the local branch which was cloned using git clone

#git #github #branch #vcs #versioncontrol

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Hi I am Daksh Deepak K Gupta (nickname & Preferred:- Daksh). I am a software developer and creating software since 1999. During the course of my career I've worked as a software Developer, Architect as well as Chief Technology Office.

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[chethannv.]

I was looking for a perfect YouTube channel for a simplified and easy understanding and have seen more than 50 youtube channels and finally happy that i found your channel sir. Thank You so much you filled confidence in me. I am happy to learn.

[DanGitschooldude]

Nice vid! Some more information for the git newbies out there:

1. HEAD is a shortcut for "the commit this repo is currently checked out to"
2. A git branch is just a pointer to a single commit that can move when actions (merge, checkout, reset, rebase) are taken
3. Branches in git are largely ephemeral -- where they point changes over time and there's no precise record of where any branch has pointed in the past. This is largely not a problem because the true history of the repo lies within commits and their parental relationships.
4. At 10:00, the merge of develop into master is fast-forward, so master just moves from beca713 to 40c841c without the creation of a merge commit. Fast-forward merges happen when there's no divergence in code between the branches being merged. This is atypical (and often not allowed) for merge/pull request workflows.

[swathivenkatesh]

Thank you sir! Very simplified way of explaining

[pradeepmca]

Very crisp and super useful video. Very good and simple explanation. Thanks a lot!

[sameerkumar]

I like your pace.. Thank you for this informative video

[divya]

Excellent series of GitHub
I am a student of UWA n your videos is very helpful for learn my concept ty

[sameerkumar]

Dear Sir, How do we delete barnch simultaneously when we push it git ?

[saikrishna]

we can also use git switch <branch name> to switch into different branch.

[terzuxtech]

Can't stop watching
Thank You very much

[terzuxtech]

Your video helped me alot
Thank You...If we were to rate videos, I would have given you 5 stars but for now, it is a thumbs up
👍

[anandgomaskar]

thanku so much sir great video understandeble very much

[sirigidivasu]

Sir, your explanation skills are very nice 💚💚, i clearly understood, please sir can you make some more videos on git..

[terzuxtech]

pls i want you to make a video on flutter_bloc package pls

[joshuaafolabi]

Thank you sir. I love your teaching. It is so simplified. Please i want to learn Python. Put me through.

[sanskritisinghrathore]

Hican u pls make video on merge and rebase

[MyCodeBytez]

Appreciate your efforts sir but why we need to do merge instead we can do push easily.

[mondemlanshmi]

good video to learn heard things in simple way
thank you