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Git & EGit beginner WorkshopLearn Git with Eclipse
EclipseCon France5 June 2013
Vincent LalanneIgor Laborie
Matthias Sohn
The team
Igor Laborie Software Architect at AKKAGit enthusiast
Vincent LalanneSoftware Engineer at AKKA
Matthias Sohn Product Owner at SAP
The Raspberry Pi
http://www.raspberrypi.org/http://elinux.org/RPi_Hub
Model A ~22 €Model B ~33 €
● ARM processor 700 Mhz● RAM: 512Mb ● HDMI, Composite● Ethernet● 2 USB port● SD Card● 26 Pins
Prepare to exercices
RaspberryPi : PiGit / EclipseConOr get EGit-Workshop.zip from an USB stick=> Open index.html with a modern browser
You need an EGit version > v2.2.0=> Install Eclipse Java Juno SR2 if needed.
Exercises are also available at http://ilaborie.github.io/Git--EGit-beginner-workshop
Agenda
● Introducing Git● Working locally● Branches● Remotes● Exam
○ => Win a RaspberryPi B !
Introducing GitGit, JGit and EGit
VCS
A Version Control System● record changes● retrieve a previous version● provide collaborative works
Like SVN, CVS, ClearCase, ...
Central VCS Server
Version Database
CVCS
Computer A
File
Checkout
Computer B
File
Checkout
Version 3
Version 1
Version 2
DVCSServer Computer
Version Database
Version 3
Version 1
Version 2
Computer B
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Version 2
File
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Version 2
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Git
● easier offline usage● easier to fork and merge (branches)● speed● scalability● a lot of workflow● ...
Git is developer-friendly.Flexibility (with Workflow) is industry-friendly.
JGit & EGit
JGit is a (partial) implementation of Git● lightweight,● pure Java library,● modular (OSGi-ready)
EGit is the Eclipse team provider for Git● implemented on top of JGit● Gerrit support● Github support
Exercises 1 & 2
1 - Installation & Configuration● http://192.168.42.1/exo1.html● USB Stick: exo1.html● http://ilaborie.github.io/Git--EGit-beginner-
workshop/exo1.html
2 - Create Repositories● http://192.168.42.1/exo2.html● USB Stick: exo2.html● http://ilaborie.github.io/Git--EGit-beginner-
workshop/exo2.html
Notes
● Hierarchical configuration level: ○ system
○ user
○ project
● Authentication with Private/Public SSH keys
Working LocallyBasic operations
Commit
A commit just stores modifications (version) into the repository (local).
Be careful, make significant commits to provide a beautiful history.
The Staging Area / Index
● Intermediate zone between the working directory and the repository.
● Useful to prepare commit.● Can be skipped.
File status into Git
● A file can beuntracked - not managed by the repositorytracked - managed by the repository
● A tracked file can beunmodified if = last commitmodified if ≠ staging areastaged if ≠ last commit & = staging area*
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Working Directory
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Working Directory
Staging Area RepositoryUntracked Files
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Exercices 3 & 4
3 - Basic Operations● http://192.168.42.1/exo3.html● USB Stick: exo3.html● http://ilaborie.github.io/Git--EGit-beginner-
workshop/exo3.html
4 - Playing with Diffs (optional)● http://192.168.42.1/exo4.html● USB Stick: exo4.html● http://ilaborie.github.io/Git--EGit-beginner-
workshop/exo4.html
Notes
● It's easy to modify the last commit (amend)But Don't modify a shared commit !
● Reset allows you to unstage (and more)
BranchesThe DAG
Git Objects
sizeblobEclipse Public License
sizeblob<html><head> <title>Index
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blob 5b1d3 README.md
blob 911e7 LICENSE
blob cba0a index.html
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Exercices 5 & 6
5 - Branches Workflow● http://192.168.42.1/exo5.html● USB Stick: exo5.html● http://ilaborie.github.io/Git--EGit-beginner-
workshop/exo5.html
6 - Handle Conflicts (Optional)● http://192.168.42.1/exo6.html● USB Stick: exo6.html● http://ilaborie.github.io/Git--EGit-beginner-
workshop/exo6.html
Notes
● Tag is a reference on a commit
● SHA-1 allow integrity check (fsck)
● Git rarely deletes data, reflog could save your life
RemotesSharing
Remotes
A remote repositories is defined by● an alias,● an URL
ssh://http://https://file://
git://
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Exercices 7 & 8
7 - Clone Repository ● http://192.168.42.1/exo7.html● USB Stick: exo7.html● http://ilaborie.github.io/Git--EGit-beginner-
workshop/exo7.html
8 - Remote Workflow● http://192.168.42.1/exo8.html● USB Stick: exo8.html● http://ilaborie.github.io/Git--EGit-beginner-
workshop/exo8.html
Notes
● Blame show commit details for each line of a file (Annotation)
● Branch tracking
● Upstream
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