This video is straight to the point and very clear on how to commit changes to Github. I watched several other videos and for some reason I couldn't grasped the concept. Thank you.
This video is absolutely a life saver! If you just take the few minutes to watch it, Kahan helps you easily solve the mysteries of git and branches so quickly. Thank you!
The video was very good and nicely explained, But need to ask If we want to create branch in other git hub repo under master then do we need that git hub username and email address?
Thank you. Very helpful For anyone already knowing Git and just looking for command to push new branch $git push origin head (be sure to be at the branch you want to push)
im trying to download a project but when i open it isnt working proper. then at the bottom of the project i see this Fork the Project Create your Feature Branch (git checkout -b feature/Feature) Commit your Changes (git commit -m 'Add some Feature') Push to the Branch (git push origin feature/Feature) Open a Pull Request i know nothing abut this so could you maybe explain to me how i might ?.
Kahan, I am confused about one concept and I want to ask you. I downloaded master repo from a link using VSC and i was trying to add some component in there (as a practice given from someone. I kinda write my own component instead of the given component). Then I want to add these my written component to the original master repo. However, I don't want to merge/push my work with master repo (i just want to show that i have done some work). Do I need to first create my own branch using git branch -c? Then what command to use after? Do i just commit it?
Hi Han, yes you are on the right track. 1) Create your own feature branch "git branch -b BranchName" 2) Make your changes and save the files 3) "Add" the files to your branch by running "git add ." 4) "Commit" the changes to the branch by running "git commit -m "some message about the changes" " * Note that at this point the branch and the associated changes only exist on your local machine . 5) "Push" the changes to the remote server so that it is visible to others on GitHub by running "git push origin head"
Thanks for the video. Really helpful but the fonts are small and hard to see. If you make it a little more visible for your upcoming videos that will be really great.
What should I do if I want to want to push and updated version of master file? I have old master file in master repository and a new file outside of file location. How do I go about pushing changes?
Thank you for this tutorial!! I am an intern. last week I created a new branch and commit the branch using the command "git commit -m "my message". but I was not knowing I should push also. As you said 06:33 will be stored in the local machine. How to find it and push it to git. Kindly help me with this.
press git status on your terminal to see if they are ready to be pushed if not add them to your local git with the git add . after that commit your change then push. hope it was helpful
fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git I am getting this error, why not mention " if you are getting errors, then do this..." ?!!!!!! you should have thought about it !
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Will these commands also work with GitLab?
This video is straight to the point and very clear on how to commit changes to Github. I watched several other videos and for some reason I couldn't grasped the concept. Thank you.
Glad to have helped, thanks for watching Ron!
This video is absolutely a life saver! If you just take the few minutes to watch it, Kahan helps you easily solve the mysteries of git and branches so quickly.
Thank you!
Glad it helped! Thanks Stephanie!
This was a perfect tutorial, very clear and well-explained. Thanks man!
Thank you!
what that guy said, I really liked the simple octocat and text transitions between sections as well. Subscribed!
Finally, I was quite confused before. Thankyou.
Glad to have cleared it up!
Thank you so much, that was by far one of the best videos I've seen on github.
Straight to the point and precise. Thank you!!
Best git tutorial i've watched so far.. thank you!
Thank you!
I was able to create a new branch, thank you for the video!
Nice work!
Very helpful Tutorial man, you made it seem too easy
Thank you!
awesome , this is one of the most informative videos i have seen on this topic so far. you earned my sub.
Thanks Osarobo! Glad it was helpful
@@KahanDataSolutions sure it was.
That was info i was looking for. Thansk a lot !
Glad to hear that! Thanks for watching
Thank you! Outstanding explanation.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks mate. to the point and got the work done. cheers.
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Thanks a bunch. Very hands-on and straight to the point tutorial 👍
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching
very clear!!! the only video that answers all my questions!
Great to hear! Thanks for watching
Thanks clear and simple to understand.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent videos and very clear to understand and follow all steps. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks, this helped me to learn new today!! Keep going 👏👏
Happy to help! Thanks for watching
Thanks mate, this tutorial helped me so much!! :D
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what a great F-ing video love it man keep them videos coming great job!
Thanks!
Thanks, this was what I really needed!
Glad it helped!
Thank you for this tutorial, clear and concise!!
Glad it was helpful!
thank you it helped me a lot ^^
Glad it helped!
Hello, is "pushing" to Github as shown in 6:35 as same as "Publishing" to github (which is said in VSCode -> Source Control) after you commit
Thank you simple and clean.
You're welcome!
Best Explanation so far
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Thanks for a really good tutorial. I appreciate it.
Thanks for watching
This was absolutely perfect. Thank you!
Glad it helped!
Thank you, very helpful. straight to point
Thanks for watching
Thank you sir you helped me a lot
Thanks for a really good tutorial.
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A very good explanation , and would be much better if you can increase the font size. Nice work !!!
Thank you simple and clean!!
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The best explanation! Thanks a lot!
Thanks!
The video was very good and nicely explained, But need to ask If we want to create branch in other git hub repo under master then do we need that git hub username and email address?
You are a lord👑, sir. Thanks a lot.
Great video! Thanks.
Glad you liked it!
What should you already made changes, whilst still being in the main branch. Is there any way to transfer these changes to a branch?
Thank you. Very helpful
For anyone already knowing Git and just looking for command to push new branch $git push origin head (be sure to be at the branch you want to push)
Great one. Really helpful. hank you
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks a lot for the video.
For push command, its showing git push - - set-upstream origin . Is it the same as origin head?
thanks a lot that was helpful for me : D
Glad it helped!
perfect, thanks
Im using Vite, and deploying it to Netlify via Github, would all this still work?
Hi. How to fix that fatal error? Is it the way you created the branch?
so simple, well made video
Thank you!
thank you so much :D
Brilliant, thanks man!
You bet!
Very clear thankyou!
You're welcome!
im trying to download a project but when i open it isnt working proper. then at the bottom of the project i see this Fork the Project
Create your Feature Branch (git checkout -b feature/Feature)
Commit your Changes (git commit -m 'Add some Feature')
Push to the Branch (git push origin feature/Feature)
Open a Pull Request
i know nothing abut this so could you maybe explain to me how i might ?.
very well explained
thanks for watching!
very helpful video..thank you
Glad it was helpful!
When i try to git push origin head I'm getting "error: src refspec head does not match any" and "error: failed to push some refs: ..."
wow!😚😚😚 this really help
Glad it helped!
Kahan, I am confused about one concept and I want to ask you. I downloaded master repo from a link using VSC and i was trying to add some component in there (as a practice given from someone. I kinda write my own component instead of the given component). Then I want to add these my written component to the original master repo. However, I don't want to merge/push my work with master repo (i just want to show that i have done some work). Do I need to first create my own branch using git branch -c? Then what command to use after? Do i just commit it?
Hi Han, yes you are on the right track.
1) Create your own feature branch "git branch -b BranchName"
2) Make your changes and save the files
3) "Add" the files to your branch by running "git add ."
4) "Commit" the changes to the branch by running "git commit -m "some message about the changes" "
* Note that at this point the branch and the associated changes only exist on your local machine .
5) "Push" the changes to the remote server so that it is visible to others on GitHub by running "git push origin head"
Thanks for the video. Really helpful but the fonts are small and hard to see. If you make it a little more visible for your upcoming videos that will be really great.
Thanks for watching! And yes I've started adding zoom-ins on newer videos to help with that. Hopefully that makes it easier to read
What should I do if I want to want to push and updated version of master file?
I have old master file in master repository and a new file outside of file location. How do I go about pushing changes?
1. Create a new "dev" branch from existing master branch
2. Add your updates to "dev" branch
3. Merge "dev" branch changes to master branch
Great video!
Thanks!
Wow, finally!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this tutorial!! I am an intern. last week I created a new branch and commit the branch using the command "git commit -m "my message". but I was not knowing I should push also. As you said 06:33 will be stored in the local machine. How to find it and push it to git. Kindly help me with this.
press git status on your terminal to see if they are ready to be pushed if not add them to your local git with the git add . after that commit your change then push. hope it was helpful
To the point! Awesome 🤗
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for it friend.
You're welcome, thanks for watching
Thankyou soo much for it
Thanks man!
fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git
I am getting this error, why not mention " if you are getting errors, then do this..." ?!!!!!!
you should have thought about it !
error: src refspec head does not match any
The video is very good except your subtitles are covering the terminal and one can't really see what you are doing but can hear you clearly.
great video
i hope this tuto will show as how without code, i writing this before watching video
i was wrong, that just redicilisness wtever
can you only create two branches at a time in github?
Nope you can actually have many different branches at the same time
very good video
Thanks!
thanks so much!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching
Thank you!!
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Thank you
finally after 4 hours 🥲, thank you so much
You're welcome! Glad to have helped and thanks for watching
Thanks !!!
You're welcome!
thnks a million!
Thanks for watching!
how do i get a README?
Thank u man
Thanks for watching
lol I can't find the branch next to main at all??
Did you create a new branch first? Also, where are you looking?
Perfect!
Thank for watching!
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Thank u
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dude you sound exactly like Sam Harris
great and nice .. need support
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