📄️ Introduction to Git
What is Git?
📄️ Git Setup and Configuration
Installation
📄️ Basic Git Commands
Git provides a variety of commands to manage your version control efficiently. Below are some of the most commonly used Git commands along with their descriptions.
📄️ Club-Specific Guidelines
Welcome to the SFU Open Source Development Club! To ensure smooth collaboration on our projects, we have established the following Git guidelines. Please adhere to these practices when working with Git and GitHub.
📄️ Advanced Git Workflows
In the SFU Open Source Development Club, we follow a streamlined Git workflow to facilitate collaboration and maintain code quality. This document outlines our workflow for managing features, bug fixes, and issues.
📄️ Resources
Git Resources
📄️ .gitignore Best Practices
The .gitignore file is a powerful tool in Git for specifying which files or directories should be ignored in version control. By keeping unnecessary or sensitive files out of your Git repository, you ensure a cleaner, more efficient workflow. This guide covers some best practices for creating and managing .gitignore files effectively.