Git Beyond and Clouds: Workflow & Command Compendium Part - 7
Git Workflow & Command Compendium Git Workflow & Command Compendium Written & Patented by Kalyan Kalavena 1. What is Git? Git is a distributed version control system designed to track changes in source code during software development. Here's what that really means: Control System: Git tracks every version of your files through commits. Each change gets a unique ID, making it easy to roll back or audit history. Revision: You can work on multiple branches simultaneously — different features, bug fixes, or versions. Distributed: Every contributor has a full copy of the codebase and history on their own system, enabling offline work and safe backups. Git is like a time machine for code — every step is recorded, restorable, and shareable. 2. Merge Strategies in Git Git supports two powerful ways to integrate code: Merge and Rebase . 2.1 Classic Merge Involves switching to the target branch, pulling the latest, and me...