I am a Computer Science Engineer who currently works as a Test Lead @TechMahindra Ltd.
Sharing updates about myself on LinkedIn 📖
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You can find me on the web 🌎:
- 🔭 I’m currently working on "Transitioning from CodeCloud to Github".
- 🌱 I’m currently learning GitHub.
- 🤔 I’m looking for help with "On how to transition from Testing to DevOps".
- 📫 How to reach me: [email protected]
My top languages
Rank | Languages |
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1 | Java |
2 | SQL |
3 | Shell |
Some basic useful Git commands
git --version (To see installed git version)
where.exe git (To see where git exe is installed)
git config --list (To see all parameters/variables currently set)
git config --global user.name "xxxx" (To see global username)
git init (Initial a folder as a git repo)
git clone (Clone an existing remote git repo)
git check -b <newbranch> (To create a new branch from main/master and switch to it)
git add . (Add staged changes/files)
git status (Check status of changed files)
git commit -m "message" (Commit staged changes)
git push (Push local committed chanages to remote repo)
git push <remote> <branch> (Push local committed newbranch to remote repo)
git push --delete <remote> <branch> (Delete branch from remote repo)
git show (Show list of all commits in a repo)
git branch -d <newbranch> (Delete branch in local repo)
git branch -M main (Set main branch)
git remote add origin <remote-repo-url> (Set a local repo to point to a remote repo)
git push -u origin main (Push local changes to remote repo)
Create Useful .gitignore Files For Your Project
GitHub Intro Repository Course
GitHub Foundations Learning Path
What is Git? Our beginner’s guide to version control
Getting started with writing and formatting on GitHub
Quickstart for writing on GitHub
Basic writing and formatting syntax
Communicate Using Markdown GitHub Course
Creating and highlighting code blocks