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Git GitHub Interactive Roadmap

The document outlines a comprehensive Git and GitHub roadmap, structured into five levels from absolute beginner to professional. Each level includes essential commands and practices for managing repositories, collaborating with others, and implementing company workflows. Additionally, it provides extra commands, tips, and a practice exercise to reinforce learning and application of Git skills.

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Git GitHub Interactive Roadmap

The document outlines a comprehensive Git and GitHub roadmap, structured into five levels from absolute beginner to professional. Each level includes essential commands and practices for managing repositories, collaborating with others, and implementing company workflows. Additionally, it provides extra commands, tips, and a practice exercise to reinforce learning and application of Git skills.

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Git & GitHub Roadmap

From Basics to Professional


Company-Level Workflows
Level 1: Basics (Absolute Beginner)

• ✔ Install Git: Windows (installer), macOS (brew), Linux (apt/yum)


• ✔ Check version: git --version
• ✔ Setup identity: git config --global [Link] 'Name'
• ✔ git config --global [Link] 'you@[Link]'
• ✔ Initialize repository: git init
• ✔ Stage files: git add <file>, git add .
• ✔ Commit changes: git commit -m 'message'
• ✔ View history: git log, git log --oneline
• ✔ Check status: git status
Level 2: Beginner (Local Workflow)

• 🔹 View changes: git diff (unstaged), git diff --staged


• 🔹 Undo changes: git checkout -- filename
• 🔹 Unstage file: git reset HEAD filename
• 🔹 Remove file: git rm filename
• 🔹 Rename/move file: git mv old new
• 🔹 Branching: git branch, git checkout branch
• 🔹 Create + switch branch: git checkout -b new-branch
Level 3: Intermediate
(Collaboration & Remote)
• 🌍 Add remote: git remote add origin <url>
• 🌍 View remotes: git remote -v
• 🌍 Push first time: git push -u origin main
• 🌍 Push updates: git push
• 🌍 Pull updates: git pull origin main
• 🌍 Clone repo: git clone <url>
• 🌍 Merge branches: git merge branchname
• 🌍 Resolve conflicts: fix → git add → git commit
Level 4: Advanced (Company
Practices)
• ⚡ Save unfinished work: git stash, git stash list, git stash pop
• ⚡ Rebase: git rebase main (cleaner history)
• ⚡ Revert commit: git revert <commit-id>
• ⚡ Reset commit: git reset --hard <commit-id>
• ⚡ Tags for release: git tag v1.0.0, git push origin v1.0.0
• ⚡ Cherry-pick: git cherry-pick <commit-id>
Level 5: Professional (Company
Workflows)
• 🏢 Branching strategy:
• - main → production
• - develop → integration
• - feature/* → new features
• - hotfix/* → urgent fixes
• 🏢 Forking workflow: fork → clone → branch → push → PR
• 🏢 Fetch vs Pull: git fetch (download only), git pull (download + merge)
• 🏢 Tracking branches: git branch -vv
• 🏢 Cleanup: git branch -d old, git push origin --delete old
Extra Commands & Tips

• 🔎 Show commit details: git show <commit-id>


• 🔎 Short status: git status -s
• 🔎 Who changed what: git blame filename
• 🔎 List aliases: git config --get-regexp alias
• 🔎 Create alias: git config --global [Link] status
Practice Exercise (Company Style)

• ✅ Create repo locally (git init)


• ✅ Add [Link] → git add . → git commit
• ✅ Push to GitHub (git remote add origin + git push)
• ✅ Create feature branch → commit changes
• ✅ Push branch → open PR on GitHub
• ✅ Merge PR into main
• ✅ Try rebase, stash, revert, cherry-pick

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