Git Branches and Merging

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Jay McGavren

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Stage1-Video1What Are Branches.mp4

04:44

Stage1-Video2Creating Branches.mp4

08:44

Stage1-Video3Another Topic Branch.mp4

04:05

Stage1-Video4Branches Based on Other Topic Branches.mp4

05:05

Stage1-Video5Viewing Differences Between Branches.mp4

03:05

Stage1-Video6Branches Behind the Scenes.mp4

05:58

Stage2-Video1_1Merging Branches.mp4

04:34

Stage2-Video2Merging Into Topic Branches.mp4

04:02

Stage2-Video3Resolving Merge Conflicts.mp4

07:18

Stage3-Video1Remote Branches.mp4

07:49

Stage3-Video2Local Tracking Branches.mp4

03:09

Stage3-Video3Pulling Commits.mp4

02:35

Stage3-Video4Pushing a Branch.mp4

04:19

Stage3-Video5Deleting a remote branch.mp4

02:06

Stage4-Video1Remote branches and GitHub.mp4

03:04

Stage4-Video2Creating a Pull Request.mp4

02:50

Stage4-Video3Reviewing a Pull Request.mp4

02:10

Stage4-Video4Merging a Pull Request.mp4

04:20

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About this Course

This course introduces the concept of branches in Git and shows practical uses for managing both local development and collaborative workflows.

What you'll learn

How Git branches work
Creating new branches
Merging branches
Pull Requests on GitHub

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Jay McGavren

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Resident Ruby and Go teacher for Treehouse. Author of Head First Ruby, a tutorial book on the core Ruby language.

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