Course plan Materials for the instructors (scripts and exercises) can be found from: https://github.com/hpc2n/intro-git Lectures and exercises (modules?) Setup (markdown, slides) --- BirgitteEveryone:Installs Git Creates a repository with git init Sets their name and email with git config (local, global, system) Creates a file Adds the file with git add Commits the file with git commit

Introduction to Git --- Fall 2022 Lecture 7: Teamwork    Slides: https://hackmd.io/@git-fall-2022/L7-teamwork#/ Teamwork

Introduction to Git --- Fall 2022 Lecture 5: Branches    Slides: https://hackmd.io/@git-fall-2022/L5-branches#/ Repetition

Introduction to Git --- Fall 2022 Lecture 4: Commits    Slides: https://hackmd.io/@git-fall-2022/L4-commits#/ Investigating history

Introduction to Git --- Fall 2022 Lecture 3: Basic commands    Slides: https://hackmd.io/@git-fall-2022/L3-commands#/ Getting help $ git help <command>

Introduction to Git --- Fall 2022 Lecture 6: Working with remotes    Slides: https://hackmd.io/@git-fall-2022/L6-remotes#/ Concepts A remote repository is a version of the project which can be hosted in your local machine, some network, or over the internet (Pro Git, 2nd. Ed., Scott Chacon and Ben Straub) where you and your collaborators can push or pull code modifications.

Introduction to Git --- Fall 2022 Lecture A: Course info    Slides: https://hackmd.io/@git-fall-2022/LA-intro#/ Introduction to Git

Introduction to Git --- Fall 2022 Lecture 0: Setup    Slides: https://hackmd.io/@git-fall-2022/L0-setup#/ Installing and setting up Git

Introduction to Git --- Fall 2022 Lecture 2: Basic concepts    Slides: https://hackmd.io/@git-fall-2022/L2-concepts#/ Remark

Introduction to Git --- Fall 2022 Lecture 1: Why use version control?    Slides: https://hackmd.io/@git-fall-2022/L1-motivation#/ What is version control?

Introduction to Git --- Fall 2022 Lecture B: Using Kebnekaise for the Git course    Slides: https://hackmd.io/@git-fall-2022/LB-kebnekaise#/ Connecting to Kebnekaise