This configuration starts by creating a pair of keys and handling them on linux.
This is good also for tasks like connecting to a remote machine in the cloud.
At the end, we also go through using this for github (so adding the public key to a github account).

Add SSH key

• To work with github or connecting to a remote …

The first (and easier) option is:

• create a repository in github
• clone it to your local computer

In this way, all your remote definitions will be configured automatically.

Create a new repository in github

• login to github.
  This is changing from time to time, and my involve configuring a phone as a secondary …

Creating a new key-pair

I am using a Windows-11 Professional os.
OpenSSH client is included by default in Windows 11.

This is how I'll create a kwypair:

• Try to see if the .ssh directory exists, and there are any previous keys there:

1dir ~/.ssh

• If the directory is not there, it will be created when you create your …

Here's an example of the git cherry-pick command.

main branch

• create a new git repository called cherry

1$> mkdir cherry
2$> cd cherry/
3$> git init
4hint: Using 'master' as the name for the initial branch. This default branch name
5....
6...
7Initialized empty Git repository in …

Create a demo repository

• Create a new demo repository in github and clone twice:

1cd ../../a/demo/
2git clone  <your demo repository url>
3cd ../../b/demo/
4git clone  <your demo repository url>

Create basic feature1 branch (same in both places)

• Create a feature1 branch in a and add something in it, then …

Create Repositories

• Go to your github account anc create a public repository.
  (I have created one called demo)
• This is just a training session, so you will remove this repository when you're done.
• Locally, create a working directory (called demowork), and 2 directories under that:

1mkdir demowork
2cd demowork/
3mkdir …

Merge Conflicts

Preparations

Use your previous knowledge to preoare the following:

• A repository called demo
• A branch called feature1 with:
  • a file called file.txt
  • The file has 3 lines with the following content (copy and paste exactly these characters):

  11111111111
  22222222222
  33333333333
  

• Make sure this is commited. …