Revising GitHub CLI commands (Day1)

GitHub CLI Revision

Today I marked the beginning of my revision journey, and I started with GitHub CLI. 

I revised all the commands using GitHub Docs and Git Cheat Sheet.
Also I revised from GeeksforGeeks also. 

Practiced some basic core commands like: 

  • git init, git clone
  • git add, git commit 
  • git push, git pull 
  • git branch, git merge, git checkout

Also Created a test repo and tried to pushed the commits using CLI. 

I read full explanations from GeeksforGeeks. 

Git Workflow - 
Also understand how git workflow-> from staging area, working directory. 
GitHub also helps in versioning controlling 

Challenges - 
Sometimes, merge conflicts led to minor confusions like head and current change but exploring little more from Chatgpt and documentation helps in figuring it out. 

Gracias-
Grateful to have a mentor for guiding me 
I'm thankful for this opportunity to revise more and understanding this concept more in a better way about GitHub commands. 
Looking forward to dive deeper in more tools and technologies during this training.

~Sanya

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