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Lecture: The '6' git concepts
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By now, you should be familiar with the ideas underlying the six. Number six core git commands or git ideas clone is how we get a copy of
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the distributed repository to our system status just tells us what has happened on the repository Usually in the current branch,
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you know what files are changed and what have been added and what are just hanging around untracked, adding commit this stages,
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changes to be committed and then actually commits them locally to our copy of the repository
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Push and pull. Exchange and synchronize our local copy of the repository of with
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some hosted version and fetch will refresh that information without actually pulling down the changes.
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Log is just the history and we saw around branching we have checkout and branch sometimes
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were emerging and when we're doing a pull so maybe that one belongs with push pull Maybe it checks, has to do with the branch kind of fits in both
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those, doesn't it? So those are the six core ideas around Git And as they're shown on the screen, those are the actual commands.
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But you've seen all the UI tools surface these in some way or another, but the terminology is not necessarily identical across all of them.