"Always pull before working on files to ensure you have the most uptodate version of your branch. \n"
"Always pull before working on files to ensure you have the most up-to-date version of your branch. \n"
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### About
This notebook is for the following functions:
- making a commit
- pushing changed files and/or new files from your computer to GitLab
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# Startup git
Replace /example/filepath/etc with the filepath of your git directory.
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``` python
cd/example/filepath/etc
```
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Choose branch you would like to work on. (syntax: git checkout branch_name) \
If you need to create a new branch, type this to create a branch and switch to it: git checkout -b branch_name
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``` python
gitcheckoutbranch_name
```
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# Pull
Always pull before working on files to ensure you have the most uptodate version of your branch.
Always pull before working on files to ensure you have the most up-to-date version of your branch.
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``` python
gitpulloriginbranch_name
```
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# Make a Commit
Use this to finalize a file edit or addition and provide a reason
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<h4>Step 1</h4>
Make a change to your file, or place a new file to be pushed somewhere in your local git folder structure.
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<h4>Step 2</h4>
Choose file to commit. Replace /example/filepath/etc with the filepath of the file you would like to commit. (Note: If you would like to commit multiple files at once with the same commit message, you can do so by adding the parent folder of all edited files.)
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``` python
gitadd/example/filepath/etc
```
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<h4>Step 3</h4>
Place your reason for the commit inside quotes. If this is a new file to the repository, simply put "initial commit".
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``` python
gitcommit-m"initial commit"
```
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# Push
Use this to update files in the remote repository with your committed files. Only try to push to branches with the same name as the one on your machine. (e.g. if you want to push a branch named "nps-develop", you should type "git push origin nps-develop")
