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Version 10.13.6

Summary of common Git commands and syntax, documentation, and recommended reading to gain a general understanding of Git usage.

INITialize a new empty local repository [in the <target-directory>], and add the REMOTE tracked repository:

A command/terminal window will be used to execute the Git commands below.

Launch the Terminal application:

	# Documentation:
	# https://git-scm.com/docs/gitignore

	# Common patterns:
	# Hash = everything that follows is a comment.
	# Leading slash = matches the directory containing the .gitignore file.
	# No leading slash = matches anywhere in the repository, from the directory containing the .gitignore file and deeper.
	# Trailing slash = matches a directory itself, but not a file.
	# No trailing slash = matches a directory or a file.
	# * = matches 0 or more characters (except /).

	# Set the default behavior, in case people don't have core.autocrlf set.
	* text=auto