Learn GIT In depth with BitBucket- Practical work flows

Learn GIT In depth with BitBucket- Practical work flows, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.62, with 42 lectures, based on 1830 reviews, and has 10078 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand GIT Core concepts& Commands in depth Understand how GIT and Bit bucket works together to create Strong Version control System Deep dive into GIT Advanced workflows with real time examples from Clone to push with merge conflicts Learn Tricky GIT commands like, rebase, Squash, Cherry pick, amend, bisect, revert , reset etc Understand How to Integrate GIT Bitbucket with Jira to have all Project management at one place Implement Bitbucket pipelines to check the Code after every GIT Commits and Pull requests This course is ideal for individuals who are Software Engineers or Any Engineer who writes the code It is particularly useful for Software Engineers or Any Engineer who writes the code.

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Summary

Title: Learn GIT In depth with BitBucket- Practical work flows

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.62

Number of Lectures: 42

Number of Published Lectures: 42

Number of Curriculum Items: 42

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 42

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand GIT Core concepts& Commands in depth

Understand how GIT and Bit bucket works together to create Strong Version control System

Deep dive into GIT Advanced workflows with real time examples from Clone to push with merge conflicts

Learn Tricky GIT commands like, rebase, Squash, Cherry pick, amend, bisect, revert , reset etc

Understand How to Integrate GIT Bitbucket with Jira to have all Project management at one place

Implement Bitbucket pipelines to check the Code after every GIT Commits and Pull requests

Who Should Attend

Software Engineers

Any Engineer who writes the code

Target Audiences

Software Engineers

Any Engineer who writes the code

This is the one Single Course where you will learn everything about GIT from basics to advanced with many complex workflows
Bitbucket is most used remote GIT repository in many companies and this course will give you complete knowledge on building pipelines, creating Pull requests and Jira integration.

Every command in GIT has in depth explanation with real time usage so that you know when to use what command while  managing the code in you GIT repositories.

In this course we’ll find answers to many advance Work flow questions like:

“How can I edit/delete my last commit?”

“What is the difference between a merge and a rebase ?”

“How to squash multiple commits to one commit”?

“How to time travel to past commit and make changes”

“How to find the Error commit from the bunch of commits”?

“What is the Stash?”

“How to reset the changes made in Staging, working directories”?

“How to add commit from one branch to another?

“How to bring back a deleted commit?”

“What is the difference between a local tracking branch and a remote tracking branch?”

Below are the commands on high level we use in this course.

Clone
Fork
Fetch
Pull
Commit
Push
Stash
Status
Stash Pop
Merge
branch
log
Squash
Reset Hard
Reset Soft
Rebase
Merge squash
Cherry-pick
revert
bisect
reflog
amend-commit
Interactive rebase
blame

Apart from above commands, this course also covers how to create/review/approve/decline Pull requests in the Bit Bucket so that one can understand end to end flow of working with GIT in the projects.

Understand Bitbucket Jira Integration

· Understand creating Build Pipelines in Bitbucket for every code commit

There are lot of quizzes included for knowledge check so that you can emerge as GIT Pro after the successful course completion

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to GIT- Course FAQs

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

Instructors

QA Click Academy
Corporate Trainings from Professionals

Rahul Shetty
Teacher over 800K+ QA Students|Founder of RahulShettyAcademy

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1 stars: 12 votes

2 stars: 9 votes

3 stars: 124 votes

4 stars: 607 votes

5 stars: 1078 votes

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