Git Workflow

git is easy

# Git Workflow

1. Navigate to your sites folder with  "cd ~/sites"

2. Clone your repo with  "git clone <URL>"

3. Move into the repo with  "cd <FOLDERNAME>"

4. Move onto the development branch with  "git checkout development"

5. Stage all the files you have modified with  "git status"

6. Stage individual files for a commit with  "git add <FILENAME>"

7. Stage all files for a commit with  "git add ."

8. Commit your staged files with  "git commit -m 'This is my commit'"

9. Pull the latest version of the development branch with  "git pull origin development"

10. Push your changes on development with  "git push origin development"
   ** Remember to always pull before you push **


# Feature Branches

1. Fetch all feature branches with  "git fetch origin"

2. See all feature branches with  "git branch -a"

3. Move onto an existing feature branch with  "git checkout <BRANCHNAME>"

4. Pull a branch to your local machine with  "git pull <BRANCHNAME>"
   ** Only pull a branch of the same name as the branch you're on **

5. Push any commits from a branch back to github with  "git push <BRANCHNAME>"
   ** Remember to always pull before your push **


# Bonus: Navigating Terminal

1. List all folders with  "ls"

2. List all files and folders with  "ls -a"

3. Move into a folder with  "cd <folder name>"

4. Move back a folder with  "cd .."