Git – Keeping your code up to date!

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Git – Keeping your code upto date!
After cloning, we recommend creating a branch and doing your development on that branch:

git checkout -b develop

(assuming develop is the name of your branch)

If the TAs push out an update to the assignment, you should commit (or stash if you are more comfortable with git) the changes that are unsaved in your repository:

git commit -am “”

Then update the master branch from remote:

git fetch origin master

This updates your local copy of the master branch. Now try to merge the master branch into your development branch:

git merge master

(assuming that you are on your development branch)

While on your development branch you can also just run:

git pull origin master

which will perform a fetch and then a merge into the branch you are on.

There are likely to be merge conflicts during this step. If so, first check which files are in conflict:

git status

The files in conflict are the ones that are “Not staged for commit”. Open these files using your favourite editor and look for lines containing <<<< and >>>>. Resolve conflicts in whatever way you deem best. You can use special software like Sublime Merge to do so. Once you have resolved all conflicts, stage the files that were in conflict:

git add -A .

Finally, commit the new updates to your branch and continue developing:

git commit -am ““

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// delete branch locally
git branch -d localBranchName

// delete branch remotely
git push origin –d remoteBranchName

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When I run npm install, it returns with ERR! code EINTEGRITY

This works for me.
npm cache clear –force && npm install –no-shrinkwrap –update-binary

OR

npm config set package-lock false

other alternative options.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47545940/when-i-run-npm-install-it-returns-with-err-code-eintegrity-npm-5-3-0

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# force push
git push origin +branchname

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If you have untracked file, simply issue the command.
git add *
git commit -am ‘your comment’
git push [enter] – This is to upload all file/uploaded changes.

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Create a new git repository.
Go to github.
Log in to your account.
Click the new repository button in the top-right.
Click the “Create repository” button.

$ git remote add origin https://github.com/username/new_repo
$ git push -u origin master

example.
git remote add origin https://github.com/KINGdotNET/new_repo.git
git branch -M main
git push -u origin main

git remote set-url origin https://github.com/KINGdotNET/new_repo.git
git remove -v // check the status of remote origin

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