GIT tutorial #2: Setup Git configuration at the local project level | .GITIGNORE file

? In this git tutorial we'll practice with basic git commands

00:00 The basic configuration of git. What is the working directory, index and repository?
01:44 Adding to the git index. How to add changes and commit them in one command? git commit -am
02:31 Deleting objects in git. Command rm or git rm?
04:08 How to quickly rename a file before commit in git. Command mv or git mv?
06:15 Examples of using .gitignore? Syntax of .gitignore file and its configuration.
09:28 How to add email to local git repository, or name?

Today we will learn about deleting and renaming files in git and the syntax of .gitignore files.
In this video we will look at several important Git commands that will be useful for beginners.
You will learn the difference and what will be more convenient to use: rm or git rm, mv or git mv when deleting and renaming files in git to manage objects in your repository.
In addition, we will look at how to create a .gitignore file, which allows you to ignore certain files or directories when executing Git commands.
We'll consider the syntax of the .gitignore file and examples of its use to avoid unnecessary files in your repository.
We will look at a command option with which you can add and commit changes at once.
We will also go through configuring Git again, set up name and email to save changes to the local repository in git.
The purpose of this video is to give you a deeper understanding of Git commands and show you how to use them for effective work with your repository.
Git lessons will help you gain the necessary skills to manage files, exclude unnecessary files, and configure Git for your project.