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How to undo after gitcommit
Article Introduction:How to undo the commit after gitcommit: 1. Use git revert to undo the commit; 2. Use git reset to undo the commit.
2023-07-27
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How to use a version control system (VCS) to manage the debugging history of Java functions?
Article Introduction:Managing the debugging history of Java functions using a version control system (VCS) involves the following steps: Select a VCS (such as Git) Initialize the VCS (gitinit) Add files to the VCS (gitadd) Commit changes (gitcommit) Commit changes when debugging errors (gitadd, gitcommit ) View old versions (gitlog) Roll back to earlier versions (gitreset) Use branches to make independent changes (gitcheckout, gitmerge)
2024-04-24
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Demystifying PHP Git: The Ultimate Guide to Project Management
Article Introduction:Installing PHPGit To install PHPgit, you need to have Git installed on your system. Once installed, install phpGit using the following command: composerrequiregit-php/git-php Initialize the Git repository To initialize the Git repository in your project, use the following command: gitinit This will create a .git directory in your project directory containing Information needed to track file changes. Adding and Commiting Changes To add files to a Git repository, use the gitadd command: gitadd To commit your changes, use the gitcommit command: gitcommit -m"
2024-03-10
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PHP Git and Project Management: The Ultimate Guide from Zero to Hero
Article Introduction:Getting started with gitInstalling Git To install Git on your system, please visit https://git-scm.com/downloads. Creating a Git Repository To create a new Git repository, open a terminal and run the following command: gitinit This will create a hidden directory called .git in the current directory that contains the Git tracking files and the object repository. Adding files to Git To add a file to a Git repository, use the gitadd command: gitaddmyfile.PHP Commit changes To commit an added file to a Git repository, use the gitcommit command: gitcommit -m "Initialcommi
2024-03-10
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