#5 - Git - Contribuindo com um repositório remoto
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Rodrigo Branas – @rodrigobranas - http://www.agilecode.com.br
#5 - Git - Contribuindo com um repositório
Rodrigo [email protected]
http://www.agilecode.com.br
• Arquiteto de Software na Gennera • Professor na Agile Code • Autor na Java Magazine e PacktPub • Palestrante
http://www.youtube.com/rodrigobranas
Push, ou empurrar, é a ação de atualizar uma referência remota a partir
de uma referência local, enviando os objetos necessários para satisfazer as
referências atualizadas.
git push
Cade o repositório remoto?
Fundado em 2008, o GitHub é a maior plataforma de compartilhamento e
hospedagem de código do mundo com 10 milhões de usuários e mais de 20
milhões de repositórios.
Criando um repositório remoto...
git add remote origin https://github.com/rodrigobranas/gitpresentation
git remote
git remote -v ou --verbose
git push origin master
Pull, ou puxar, é a ação de atualizar uma referência local a partir de uma
referência remote, trazendo os objetos necessários para satisfazer as
referências atualizadas.
git pull origin master
git clone https://github.com/rodrigobranas/gitpresentation gitpresentation2
cd gitpresentation2
echo h > h.txt git add -A git commit -m "h.txt" git push origin master
cd gitpresentation
git log --oneline --decorate --all --graph
git pull origin master
master
commit cc8a tree 10e6 parent d67a parent fde2
commit c5b5 tree 82b4 parent cc8a
HEAD
commit c85e tree a1bb parent cc8a
commit 270e tree 82b4 parent c85e parent c5b5
master
commit cc8a tree 10e6 parent d67a parent fde2
commit c5b5 tree 82b4 parent cc8a
HEAD
commit c85e tree a1bb parent cc8a
commit 270e tree 82b4 parent c85e parent c5b5
commit 119e tree 1e57 parent 270e
origin/master
git log --oneline --decorate --all --graph
O comando git pull faz merge automaticamente
cd gitpresentation2 echo i > i.txt git add -A git commit -m "i.txt" git push origin master
cd presentation git fetch
master
commit cc8a tree 10e6 parent d67a parent fde2
commit c5b5 tree 82b4 parent cc8a
HEAD
commit c85e tree a1bb parent cc8a
commit 270e tree 82b4 parent c85e parent c5b5
commit 119e tree 1e57 parent 270e
origin/master
master
commit cc8a tree 10e6 parent d67a parent fde2
commit c5b5 tree 82b4 parent cc8a
HEAD
commit c85e tree a1bb parent cc8a
commit 270e tree 82b4 parent c85e parent c5b5
commit 119e tree 1e57 parent 270e
origin/mastercommit a4b1 tree 5ee6 parent 119e
git log --oneline --decorate --all --graph
git diff master origin/master
git merge origin/master
master
commit cc8a tree 10e6 parent d67a parent fde2
commit c5b5 tree 82b4 parent cc8a
HEAD
commit c85e tree a1bb parent cc8a
commit 270e tree 82b4 parent c85e parent c5b5
commit 119e tree 1e57 parent 270e
origin/mastercommit a4b1 tree 5ee6 parent 119e
master
commit cc8a tree 10e6 parent d67a parent fde2
commit c5b5 tree 82b4 parent cc8a
HEAD
commit c85e tree a1bb parent cc8a
commit 270e tree 82b4 parent c85e parent c5b5
commit 119e tree 1e57 parent 270e
origin/mastercommit a4b1 tree 5ee6 parent 119e
git log --oneline --decorate --all --graph
E se eu quiser apenas consultar o repositório remoto?
cd gitpresentation2
echo j > j.txt git add -A git commit -m "j.txt" git push origin master
cd gitpresentation
git ls-remote
git log --oneline --decorate --all --graph
git fetch
git log --oneline --decorate --all --graph
git merge origin/master
git log --oneline --decorate --all --graph
Rodrigo Branas
Site: http://www.agilecode.com.br Twitter: @rodrigobranas Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/canalrodrigobranas SlideShare: http://www.slideshare.com/rodrigobranas YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/rodrigobranas LinkedIn: http://br.linkedin.com/in/rodrigobranas +Plus: https://plus.google.com/+RodrigoBranas GitHub: http://www.github.com/rodrigobranas
