And one should really start being familiar with version control systems as this is one of the core skills in software development these days. Just the url of remote repo, files you consider as ready to be shared with others and desired description of changes made. Git pull - to download changes committed and pushed by others from the remote repositoryĪs you can see, the commands don't expect you to provide any sophisticated information. Git push - to upload commited changes to the remote repository Git commit -m 'DESCRIPTION OF CHANGES' - to commit/accept the changes in files and folders marked in previous step and save information about those changes locally Git add PATH_TO_EDITED_FILE_OR_FOLDER - to mark files or/and folders as staged for commit Git clone URL_OF_REPOSITORY - to download a copy of repository and start working with it You don't even have to work with branches and merges.Īll you need to start working with git is: Secondly I really don't understand why people find git an overkill.įor small team and no actual delivery pipeline, you don't need to master the whole git powers. This server FTP client is very basic, which comes pre-packed with Ubuntu installation. First of all, it's risky to have only one copy of your code and that's what will happen if you edit files on the server directly. This list remains incomplete if I don’t mention the Nautilus FTP client.
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