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git clone $REPO.git tatasdk</pre> | git clone $REPO.git tatasdk</pre> | ||
'''Creating the Working copy of the local repository by running the command:''' | '''Creating the Working copy of the local repository by running the command:''' | ||
<pre>git clone path/to/repository</pre> | <pre>git clone path/to/repository</pre> | ||
== 2) Create a Branch == | |||
<br> | Branches are used to develop features isolated from each other. The master branch is the "default" branch when you create a repository. <br>Use other branches for development and merge them back to the master branch upon completion. | ||
Create a new branch named tatasdk1 and switch to it using below command: | |||
<pre>git checkout -b tatasdk1 | |||
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Switch back to master (tatasdk) by running the below command: | |||
<pre>git checkout tatasdk | |||
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And delete the brach again: | |||
<pre>git branch -d tatasdk1 | |||
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A Branch is not available to the others unless you push the branch to your remote repository | |||
<pre>git push origin tatasdk1 | |||
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