《精通Git（影印版）》是2017年東南大學出版社出版的圖書，作者是Jakub，Narebski。
基本介紹
- 書名：精通Git（影印版）
- 作者：Jakub，Narebski
- 出版社：東南大學出版社
- 出版時間：2017年10月1日
- ISBN：9787564173630
內容簡介,圖書目錄,作者簡介,
內容簡介
Git是流行的原始碼管理（SCM）和分散式版本控制系統（DVCS）之一。了解Git架構背後的理念與概念有助於你充分發揮它的威力、理解其行為。學才槳她求習Git的實踐以及推薦的工作辯罪民流程能夠確保開發精龍過程中不碰到麻煩。
《精通Git（影印版 英文版）》中的內容經過了精心安排，有助於你更深入地洞悉Git體系及其基本概念、行為和實踐。
除此之外．《精通Git（影印版 英文版）旬店阿獄》還能夠幫助你提升對於下列主榆臭獄題的理解：檢查和探索項目歷史、創建和管理個人貢獻、在集中式和分散式版本控制系統中設定用於協作的倉庫和分支、員汽循整合其他開發人員的工作成果、定製和擴展Git以及從倉庫錯誤中恢復。通過探究高級的Git實踐，可以讓你更深刻地理解Git的行為方式，以便於定製和擴展盼熱喇現有的方法，創造出你自己的解決方案。
圖書目錄
Preface
Chapter 1： Git Basics in Practice
An introduction to version control and Git
Git by example
Repository setup
Creating a Git repository
Cloning the repository and creating the first commit
Publishing changes
Examining history and viewing changes
Renaming and moving files
Updating your repository （with merge）
Creating a tag
Resolving a merge conflict
Adding files in bulk and removing files
Undoing changes to a file
Creating a new branch
Merging a branch （no conflicts）
Undoing an unpublished merge
Summary
Chapter 2： Exploring Project History
Directed Acyclic Graphs
Whole-tree commits
Branches and tags
Branch points
Merge commits
Single revision selection
HEAD - the implicit revision
Branch and tag references
SHA-1 and the shortened SHA-1 identifier
Ancestry references
Reverse ancestry references： the git describe output
Reflog shortnames
Upstream of remote-tracking branches
Selecting revision by the commit message
Selecting the revision range
Single revision as a revision range
Double dot notation
Multiple points -including and excluding revisions
The revision range for a single revision
Triple-dot notation
Searching history
Limiting the number of revisions
Matching revision metadata
Time-limiting options
Matching commit contents
Commit parents
Searching changes in revisions
Selecting types of change
History of a file
Path limiting
History simplification
Blame - the line-wise history of a file
Finding bugs with git bisect
Selecting and formatting the git log output
Predefined and user defined output formats
Including， formatting， and summing up changes
Summarizing contributions
Viewing a revision and a file at revision
Summary
Chapter 3： Developing with Git
Creating a new commit
The DAG view of creating a new commit
The index - a staging area for commits
Examining the changes to be committed
The status of the working directory
Examining differences from the last revision
Unified Git diff format
Selective commit
Selecting files to commit
Interactively selecting changes
……
Chapter 4： Manaqing Your Worktree
Chapter 5： Collaborative Development with Git
Chapter 6： Advanced Branchinq Techniques
Chapter 7： Merging Changes Together
Chapter 8： Keeping History Clean
Chapter 9： Managing Subprojects - Building a Living Framework
Chapter 10： Customizing and Extending Git
Chapter 11： Git Administration
Chapter 12： Git Best Practices
Index
作者簡介
Jakub Narebski, followed Git development from the very beginning of its creation. He is one of the main contributors to the gitweb subsystem (the original web interface for Git), and is an unofficial gitweb maintainer. He created, announced, and analyzed annual Git User's Surveys from 2007 till 2012 - all except the first one (you can find his analysis of those surveys on the Git Wiki). He shares his expertise with the technology on the StackOverfloyw question-and-answer website. He was one of the proofreaders of the Version Control by Example by Eric Sink, and was the reason why it has chapter on Git.
He is an assistant professor in the faculty of mathematics and computer science at the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun, Poland. He uses Git as a version control system of choice both for personal and professional work, teaching it to computer science students as a part of their coursework.
Reverse ancestry references： the git describe output
Reflog shortnames
Upstream of remote-tracking branches
Selecting revision by the commit message
Selecting the revision range
Single revision as a revision range
Double dot notation
Multiple points -including and excluding revisions
The revision range for a single revision
Triple-dot notation
Searching history
Limiting the number of revisions
Matching revision metadata
Time-limiting options
Matching commit contents
Commit parents
Searching changes in revisions
Selecting types of change
History of a file
Path limiting
History simplification
Blame - the line-wise history of a file
Finding bugs with git bisect
Selecting and formatting the git log output
Predefined and user defined output formats
Including， formatting， and summing up changes
Summarizing contributions
Viewing a revision and a file at revision
Summary
Chapter 3： Developing with Git
Creating a new commit
The DAG view of creating a new commit
The index - a staging area for commits
Examining the changes to be committed
The status of the working directory
Examining differences from the last revision
Unified Git diff format
Selective commit
Selecting files to commit
Interactively selecting changes
……
Chapter 4： Manaqing Your Worktree
Chapter 5： Collaborative Development with Git
Chapter 6： Advanced Branchinq Techniques
Chapter 7： Merging Changes Together
Chapter 8： Keeping History Clean
Chapter 9： Managing Subprojects - Building a Living Framework
Chapter 10： Customizing and Extending Git
Chapter 11： Git Administration
Chapter 12： Git Best Practices
Index
作者簡介
Jakub Narebski, followed Git development from the very beginning of its creation. He is one of the main contributors to the gitweb subsystem (the original web interface for Git), and is an unofficial gitweb maintainer. He created, announced, and analyzed annual Git User's Surveys from 2007 till 2012 - all except the first one (you can find his analysis of those surveys on the Git Wiki). He shares his expertise with the technology on the StackOverfloyw question-and-answer website. He was one of the proofreaders of the Version Control by Example by Eric Sink, and was the reason why it has chapter on Git.
He is an assistant professor in the faculty of mathematics and computer science at the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun, Poland. He uses Git as a version control system of choice both for personal and professional work, teaching it to computer science students as a part of their coursework.
