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<p><b>Nouvelle page</b></p><div>[https://git-scm.com/install/ Download link]<br />
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[https://git-scm.com/docs/user-manual User guide]<br />
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== Overview ==<br />
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'''Git''' is a distributed version control system that tracks changes in files and coordinates work among multiple collaborators. It is the core tool used by [[GitLab]] and other platforms for version control.<br />
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== Getting Started ==<br />
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# Download and install Git<br />
# Follow the steps of the installation wizard<br />
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== Key Concepts ==<br />
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* '''Repository (repo):''' A folder containing all project files and history<br />
* '''Commit:''' A snapshot of changes in the repository<br />
* '''Branch:''' An independent line of development<br />
* '''Merge:''' Combining changes from one branch into another<br />
* '''Clone:''' Copying a repository to your local machine<br />
* '''Push / Pull:''' Sending or retrieving changes to/from a remote repository<br />
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== Main Uses ==<br />
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* Track changes in code or scripts for experiments<br />
* Collaborate with team members on software projects<br />
* Maintain a full history of project development<br />
* Integrate with [[GitLab]] for online project management and CI/CD pipelines<br />
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== Why It Matters ==<br />
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* Ensures all team members work on the most up-to-date version of a project<br />
* Prevents accidental overwriting of changes<br />
* Provides a complete record of all modifications for reproducibility<br />
* Enables safe experimentation using branches and merges<br />
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== When You Will Use It ==<br />
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* Cloning a repository to your computer<br />
* Making changes and committing them<br />
* Pushing updates to a shared repository<br />
* Pulling updates from teammates<br />
* Reviewing project history or reverting changes<br />
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== Good Practices ==<br />
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* Commit changes frequently with clear messages, using [https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/ conventional commits]<br />
* Use branches to isolate new features or experiments<br />
* Pull updates before starting work to avoid conflicts<br />
* Keep your local repository organized and up to date<br />
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== Tutorials ==<br />
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* [https://git-scm.com/docs/gittutorial Gittutorial]<br />
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvUiKWv2-C0 Git Tutorial for Absolute Beginners]<br />
* [https://ohmygit.org/ Oh My Git!]</div>Pierre.demangel