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Git- Git repositories

1, before the initial run Git configuration ($ git config)

　　When you install Git should do first thing is to set your user name and e-mail address. Doing so is important because each submission of a Git will use that information, and it is written to each of you commit, can not be changed:

　　　　$ git config --global user.name "fancyop"

　　　　$ git config --global user.email "[email protected]"

　　.gitconfig files in the user directory can see the changes over the above user information:

　　　　$ cat ~/.gitconfig
　　　　[user]
　　　　name = fancyop
　　　　email = [email protected]

　　If you want to check your configuration, you can use the git config --list command to list all the configuration Git can find at that time, user.name lists the user name currently set, user.email lists the current user's mailbox settings:

　　　　$ git config --list

　　　　$ git config user.name

　　　　$ git config user.email

2, Getting Help

　　If you need help using Git, there are three ways to find Git command manual:

　　　　$ git help <verb>

　　　　$ git <verb> --help

　　　　$ man git-<verb>

　　<verb> required with alternative keywords to get help, (third method requires to install the current environment man, git bash windows environment is not) such as:

　　　　$ git help config

　　　　$ git config --help

　　　　$ man git-config

3, access to warehouses and delete warehouse

　　3.1, get a warehouse there are ways Git repository project two made. The first is to import all the files in the existing project or directory to Git; the second is to clone an existing Git repository from a server.

　　3.1.1 introducing step in an existing project or directory:

　　　　$ git init

　　　　$ git add *.c

　　　　$ git add README.md

　　　　$ git commit -m 'first version'

　　$ Git init, this command creates a subdirectory named .git of this subdirectory contains all the files that you must initialize the Git repository, these files are the backbone Git repository.

　　$ Git add commands to achieve the specified trace file, add the files to be recorded to the staging area.

　　$ Git commit to add a file to be submitted to the staging area.

　　3.1, clone an existing warehouse ($ git clone):

　　　　$ git clone https://github.com/fancyop/GitTest.git　　　

　　GitTest on command creates a folder in the current directory, if you need to customize the name of a local warehouse as myGitTest, you can use the command:

　　　　$ git clone https://github.com/fancyop/GitTest.git myGitTest

　　3.2, delete warehouse

　　Only need to delete the .git folder

　　　　$ rm -rf .git/　

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