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_ Install&Setup

_ Use Cygwin

(TBD)

_ HowToUse

_ Use original Git Server

_ Setup the Git Server

Refer HowToUse/Git Daemon/1.7

_ Create Repository

Step.1

Create your local repository.

# mkdir <Local Repository>
# cd <Local Repository>
# git init
# git remote add origin <User Name>@<Host name>:<Repository Path>

(Example)

# git remote add origin syatsuzuka@192.168.56.101:/home/syatsuzuka/repo/test.git

Step.2

Check in the first file.

(Setup from scratch)

# touch readme.txt
# git add readme.txt
# git commit -m 'Initial commit'
# git push -u origin master

_ Maintain the files in Repository

Step.1

Clone the remote repository.

# git clone <User Name>@<Host Name>:<Repository Path>

(Example)

# git clone syatsuzuka@192.168.56.101:/home/syatsuzuka/repo/test.git

Step.2

Edit the files.

Step.3

Commit and push the modified files.

# git add <Modified Files>
# git commit -m '<Commit Log>'
# git pull origin
# git push origin

_ Use GitHub

_ Sign up the GitHub

Step.1

Access the GitHub web site and sign up(https://github.com/).

Step.2

Click "create" button and create new repository.

_ Create Repository

Step.1

Create your local repository.

# mkdir <Local Repository>
# cd <Locak Repository>
# git init
# git remote add origin https://<User Name>@github.com/<User Name>/<Repository Name>.git

(Example)

# git remote add origin https://github.com/syatsuzuka/test.git

Step.2

Check in the first file.

# touch readme.txt
# git add readme.txt
# git commit -m 'Initial commit'
# git push -u origin master

_ Maintain files in Repository

Step.1

Clone the remote repository.

# git clone <Repository Path>

(Example)

# git clone https://github.com/syatsuzuka/test.git

Step.2

Edit the files.

Step.3

Commit and push the modified files.

# git add <Modified Files>
# git commit -m '<Commit Log>'
# git pull origin
# git push origin

_ Use BitBucket

_ Sign up the BitBucket

Step.1

Access the BitBucket web site and sign up(https://bitbucket.org/).

Step.2

Click "create" button and create new repository.

_ Create Repository

Step.1

Create your local repository.

# mkdir <Local Repository>
# cd <Locak Repository>
# git init
# git remote add origin https://<User Name>@bitbucket.org/<User Name>/<Repository Name>.git

(Example)

# git remote add origin https://syatsuzuka@bitbucket.org/syatsuzuka/test.git

Step.2

Check in the first file.

# touch readme.txt
# git add readme.txt
# git commit -m 'Initial commit'
# git push -u origin master

_ Maintain the files in Repository

Step.1

Clone the remote repository.

# git clone <Repository Path>

(Example)

# git clone https://syatsuzuka@bitbucket.org/syatsuzuka/test.git

Step.2

Edit the files.

Step.3

Commit and push the modified files.

# git add <Modified Files>
# git commit -m '<Commit Log>'
# git pull origin
# git push origin

_ Contributer

S.Yatsuzuka

_ Open Discussion

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