Tuesday, 15 July 2014

git - GitHub Team Usage -


Hello I have gone through GitHub now GeethHub looks very nice and easy to pick up

I understand

  • A remote representative (a remote repo) original which includes the latest files in the application.
  • Each team member can make original
  • Each team member can edit files of your local local branches, reduce the branch and change your local Merge with Master .
  • Team member can now master to original / master .

    What happens now if 2 team members do not edit the same file.

    Origin V1

    > The member has made a V2 and now the original V2

    the member is still V1, but V3 has made and pushes that Due to the membership being rolled back to the original V1, it will not be because

    or is it where to join the phase to phase and push, comes into play?

    IE does not 'replace' all the files with your push .. but only you get adde If you try to push your remote ( origin) Remote ( orig in your example) and before you try to dismiss your push, the file has been updated on that remote, it will be rejected. You must already drag from the remote to the remote and before you can push.

    Otherwise, if there is no conflict, then the file is updated only when any master . Keep in mind that the whole process here is not only pushing a master :-) (or merge) Sorry for the mem, but I had to.

    No Master Merges In Only

    At Its Simplicity If you have a chance to update before updating a file on the remote, you will not be able to push. If the file you have changed does not succeed with your push on the remote, it will not be successful.

    To keep up with the master in an original flow, it is often necessary to pull in your branch.

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