Welcome to Skillsharp! In this tutorial, we'll guide you through the process of setting up and configuring Git on Ubuntu 22.04. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refresh your skills, this video has got you covered.
Here are the key points we'll cover:
📌Check Git Presence: First, we'll ensure that Git is present on your system.
📌Update System: Keep your system up-to-date by running sudo apt update.
📌Install Git: Use sudo apt install git to install Git on your Ubuntu system.
📌Check Git Version: Verify the installed Git version with git --version.
📌Configure Username and Email: Set up your username and email globally for Git.
📌Check Global Parameters: Confirm your global Git configurations with git config --list.
📌Login to GitHub and Create a Repository: We'll guide you through logging into GitHub and creating a new repository.
📌Clone the Repository: Clone the repository to your local machine using git clone repository_link.
📌Create a Sample Python File: Let's create a sample Python file within the cloned repository.
📌Add the Sample File: Add the sample file to Git using git add sample.py.
📌Commit the Sample File: Commit your changes with a meaningful
message using git commit -m "commit message".
📌Push the File: Push the committed changes to the remote repository using git push origin main.
📌Setup GitHub Token: Learn how to set up a GitHub token for authentication instead of a password.
📌Check Remote Repository: Verify that the file is available in the remote repository.
Conclusion: We'll wrap up the tutorial with a big thank you for watching!
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