This week we were covering Git basics. I’ve used Git for source control before so we didn’t really cover anything new. I like git for source control because it is easy to assign tasks and track changes. When you have contributors working across a large code base, good source control is necessary.
Unfortunately, it can also get a little messy when there are multiple people contributing. Sometimes, there are issues where contributors don’t merge all the existing changes to their local files before pushing their new changes to the server. Fortunately, git has multiple commands to identify conflicts between files.
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