Learn GIT In depth with BitBucket- Practical work flows

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to GIT- Course FAQ's

Lecture 1: Introduction to GIT & BitBucket and their importance

Lecture 2: **Course Content walkthrough – Must watch**

Chapter 2: Install the GIT & Setup Remote BitBucket repository to clone the code

Lecture 1: Install and Configure GIT and Bitbucket in the local system

Lecture 2: Create Workspace and remote repository in the Bitbucket

Lecture 3: Understanding Git clone and setting up global configurations for the local GIT

Chapter 3: Understand GIT State mechanisms – Working Directory, Staging, Commit

Lecture 1: What are different GIT State mechanisms available and how to switch between them

Lecture 2: Understand the Commits and how history creates in the local and remote repos

Lecture 3: How to add new team members to Workspace repository in Bitbucket as admin

Chapter 4: Git Branching Strategies and workflows to work on GIT branches

Lecture 1: Why Branches in GIT and How to create new branch from the existing repo

Lecture 2: Make local changes in the new branch and follow the commit process steps

Chapter 5: Reverting the Commits in Hard, Mixed & Soft Reset GIT modes with examples

Lecture 1: How to reset the commits made to back to working directory in the GIT

Lecture 2: What are Soft and Hard resets and how they help to revoke the commits

Lecture 3: How to use the commit hash reference to revert the commit with reset

Chapter 6: Creating Pull requests in the Bitbucket and approach to review/approve them

Lecture 1: What are Pull requests and how to create one directly in Bitbucket

Lecture 2: How to review Pull requests and add comments/approve/decline them

Chapter 7: Merging the branches and solving resolve conflicts in multiple ways- examples

Lecture 1: What are the different ways to merge the branch into main master branch

Lecture 2: In what Scenarios GIT runs into Merge conflicts and how to resolve them

Lecture 3: Steps to follow while pushing the branch – concept of merge to avoid conflicts

Lecture 4: Example Scenario on how merge conflict arises and steps to resolve them

Lecture 5: How to resolve conflicts from editor and how to monitor the changes made on fly

Chapter 8: Importance of GIT rebase and squash. Real time usage of applying them

Lecture 1: What is the rebase in the GIT and importance of rebasing the branch

Lecture 2: Real time example on how to rebase the master changes to working branch

Lecture 3: How to squash the commits into single commit with Git rebase

Lecture 4: End to end example on applying Git rebase and Squash together on working branch

Chapter 9: Advanced GIT work flows- Editing last commits. Git Cherry Pick, Git Bisect

Lecture 1: How to edit the last commit made on the working branch with Git amend -commit

Lecture 2: How to move commit from one branch to another branch with Git cherry pick

Lecture 3: What is Git bisect and how it help to identify the fault commit from the history

Lecture 4: Example of using Git bisect and cherry pick together to move and edit commits

Chapter 10: How to stash the changes and revert the code in Git public repos- Examples

Lecture 1: Importance of Git stash and Pop commands to save and restore the changes made

Lecture 2: Importance of Git diff and blame commands to understand the commit author change

Lecture 3: How to revert the commits in the public repository with git revert command

Chapter 11: Understand Bitbucket build pipelines and autotrigger them on every commit/push

Lecture 1: Tour the Bitbucket and understand its features for GIT operations

Lecture 2: How to create branches and add/edit the files on fly from the Bitbucket

Lecture 3: What are pipelines in the Bitbucket and how to setup pipelines authentication

Lecture 4: How to create Build pipeline in Git Bitbucket for your stack project.

Chapter 12: Miscellaneous – GIT pull vs fetch & Clone vs Fork & Git Tagging the Commits

Lecture 1: Difference between Git pull and fetch. When to use what command?

Lecture 2: What is Git tagging and how to create the tags for the commits in the branch

Lecture 3: Difference between Git clone and Git fork – and when to use what?

Chapter 13: Introduction to Source tree to operate GIT commands through GUI – Examples

Lecture 1: Introduction to Source tree for managing GIt activities from the GUI

Lecture 2: How to work with git commands inside Source tree – examples 1

Chapter 14: Jira & Bitbucket Integration and its advantages – real time example

Lecture 1: What is Jira and its advantages? How to connect it with Bitbucket

Lecture 2: How to create the branches in Bitbucket from Jira stories and how to track them