Udemy – Learn GIT in-depth with Bitbucket – Practical Workflow 2022-6 – Downloadly

Description

Course Learn GIT in depth with Bitbucket – Practical Workflows. Intensive GIT training course with Bitbucket – Practical Workflows. This is a single course where you will learn everything about GIT from basic to advanced with many complex workflows. Each command in GIT has an in-depth explanation with real-time usage so you know when to use which command while managing code in your GIT repository. In this course we answer many advanced workflow questions such as:

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

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

How to “crush multiple commits into one”?

“How to Commit to Time Travel and Make Changes”

How to “detect commit errors between commits”?

“What’s a stash?”

How to “reset changes made to working directories, staging”?

How to add commits from one branch to another?

“How to roll back a deleted commit?”

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

Below are some of the high-level commands we will be using in this course.

clone
fork
Bring in
Pull
Committed
push
Stash
And…

Apart from the above commands, this course also covers how to create/review/approve/reject pull requests in Bitbucket to understand the workflow with GIT in projects.

Understand the Bitbucket Jira integration. Understand the creation of build pipeline in Bitbucket for each code commit.

What you will learn in the course Learn GIT in depth with Bitbucket – Practical Work Flow

Deep understanding of the basic concepts and commands of GIT
Understand how GIT and Bins work together to build a robust version control system
Jump into advanced GIT workflows with real-time examples from clones to handling merge conflicts.
Learn tricky GIT commands like rebase, squash, cherry pick, amend, bisect, revert, reset and more.
Understanding how to integrate Bitbucket’s GIT with Jira to keep all project management in one place
Run Bitbucket pipeline to checkout code after each GIT commit and pull request