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When You working on a project, e.g. a master’s thesis, (alone or in a team) you often need to check what changes, when and by whom were introduced to the project. The “version control system” or GIT works great for this task.
You can download and install Git like a regular program on any computer. However, most often (small projects) you use websites with some kind of git system. One of the most recognized is [GitHub] (www.github.com) which allows you to use the git system without installing it on your computer.
In the free version of the GitHub website, you can store your files in public (everyone has access) repositories.
We will only focus on the free version of GitHub:
git --version
At the highest level, there are individual accounts (eg. http://github.com/sebkaz or those set up by organizations.
Individual users can create ** repositories ** public (public) or private ( private).
One file should not exceed 100 MB.
Repo (shortcut to repository) is created with Create a new repository.
Each repo should have an individual name.
The main (created by default) branch of the repository is named master.
git clone https://adres_repo.git
In github case, you can download the repository as a ‘zip’ file.
# new directory
mkdir datamining
cd datamining
# init repo
git init
# there sould be a .git new directory
# add file
echo "Info " >> README.md
git remote add origin https://github.com/<twojGit>/nazwa.git
# status check
git status
# 1. add all changes
git add .
# 2. commit all changes with message
git commit -m " message "
# 3. and
git push origin master
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