Difference between revisions of "Umgang mit Git"
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When you right-click on one of the projects and select Team, you will get the following git context menu: | When you right-click on one of the projects and select Team, you will get the following git context menu: | ||
| − | #Commit - commit your changes | + | #Commit - commit your changes |
#Add - add a new file | #Add - add a new file | ||
#Pull - get the lastet version of the repository from the remote repo on the server (pull can only be made if all your changes are either commited or stashed) | #Pull - get the lastet version of the repository from the remote repo on the server (pull can only be made if all your changes are either commited or stashed) | ||
#Push - update the remote repo (you can only push if you have pulled and merged the latest version on the server) | #Push - update the remote repo (you can only push if you have pulled and merged the latest version on the server) | ||
| − | + | For more detailed GIT information go to: [http://git-scm.com/book ProGit - Git Tutorial] | |
| − | [http://git-scm.com/book ProGit - Git Tutorial] | ||
Revision as of 13:23, 25 October 2012
When you right-click on one of the projects and select Team, you will get the following git context menu:
- Commit - commit your changes
- Add - add a new file
- Pull - get the lastet version of the repository from the remote repo on the server (pull can only be made if all your changes are either commited or stashed)
- Push - update the remote repo (you can only push if you have pulled and merged the latest version on the server)
For more detailed GIT information go to: ProGit - Git Tutorial
