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Github Workflow

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Github Sign In Commands

Config Username: git config --global user.name "wilcywilson"
Config email: git config --global user.email wilsonshresthaapps@gmail.com

Commands to get started

git init (initialization)
git remote add origin https://github.com/WilcyWilson/7thSem-FinalProject-EncryptionApp (origin github link)
git pull origin branchname(git pull remote branch )
git branch (list branches in repo)
git checkout branchname
git status (displays changes made to the branch)
git add . (adds changes)
git commit -m ""  (commits changes)
git push -u origin branchname (push to current branch)

Now, to add a different branch make a different folder to make things easier. And, repeat the above steps.
To push to branch next time just type "git push"
New Folder for every new branch

Setting Up a New Extending Branch (Preferably in a new folder in pc to make things easy)

git init
git remote add origin https://github.com/WilcyWilson/7thSem-FinalProject-EncryptionApp
git pull origin splashscreen (Pulling the branch you want to add new features to.)
git checkout -b uisetup (Creates a new branch which will base it off the HEAD of current branch i.e. splashscreen.)
git branch (To check your current branch and available branches)
git push -u origin uisetup (Makes uisetup branch as upstream)

After this new branch will be created in the github website too.

Setting Up a New Empty Branch (Preferably in a new folder in pc to make things easy)

git init
git remote add origin https://github.com/WilcyWilson/7thSem-FinalProject-EncryptionApp
git checkout --orphan NEWBRANCH (Creating Empty Branch)
Add files and changes.
git add .
git commit -m "commit for empty branch"
git push -u origin NEWBRANCH (Makes NEWBRANCH branch as upstream)
git pull (get remote branches info)

After this new branch will be created in the github website too.

Hard Reseting to head

git reset --hard

This will reset our project to the previous head at the remote repo.

Delete a Git Branch

Locally

git branch -d branchname

Remote Branch

git push origin --delete branchname

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