PART 1: Directions on Using Webstorm.
Bold each of the Glossary words as you use them. Bold ONLY the glossary word.
In order to use webstorm with GIT you first need to install it from jetbrains at the link https://www.jetbrains.com/student/4 . Then GIT will need to be downloaded from https://git-scm.com/downloads. Once both are downloaded go to webstorm and use the shortcut (Ctrl+Alt+S) for system preferences. Once there the version control software should be seet to GIT. To create a repository click the + sign in the upper right hand corner to choose "Create repository". Now that this is all set up commits can start being made by simply clicking the commit button at the bottom of the page. To push a changee to the repository Click “Ctrl> shift >K” or go to the version control software tab in settings, going to GIT and then pressing push.
Part 2: Glossary to include these terms in a bulleted list.
Branch - A temporary area for development
Clone - A method to copy a repository to a new directory
Commit - A revision to a file, such as saving a new version. this leads to the creation of a new ID that displays the changes made and by whom.
Fetch - Downloading files, commits, and refs from a remote repository
GIT - Software that tracks file changes
Github - A web based version control software
Merge - Integrating seperate lines of git branches into a single branch
Merge Conflict - When two branches being merged have changes on the same linee causing git to not know which change to use
Push - uploading a local repository to a remote repository
Pull - used to download information from a remote repository and immediately update the local repository to match
Remote - common repository that all team meembers can use
Repository - A file location where all the files related to a project are stored
sources used for webstorm directions:
all information taken from the powerpoint: https://njit.instructure.com/courses/15497/files/1757190?module_item_id=406713