RSC - Byte-Sized RSE: Intermediate Git Version Control смотреть онлайн

This Byte-Sized RSE event is part of the Research Software Camp: FAIR Software series.

This session will look at the uses of Git version control beyond the novice level. If you’re comfortable with the core features of using git — adding and committing files, interacting with remote repositories (cloning/pulling/pushing), dealing with basic conflicts — and you’d like to learn more, this session is for you!
We’ll look at Git’s Feature Branch Workflow as an effective way of collaborating and making contributions to code. We’ll also look at branch merging and rebasing, and dealing with pull requests with conflicts. We’ll also aim to look at some other more advanced features of Git and GitHub if time allows.

Session prerequisites
To be able to fully participate in the interactive part of this session, you'll need an account on Github and a bash shell with Git version control tool installed:
On macOS and Linux, a bash shell will be available by default.
On Linux you may need to use your system package manager to install git.
On Windows you can install Git for Windows to provide both Git and a bash shell.
Type 'git' and press enter at your shell prompt to check if git is installed. It should display 'usage: git…' followed by a set of help instructions.

Instructors
Jeremy Cohen, Director of Research Software Engineering Strategy at Imperial College London.
Steve Crouch, Research Software Group Leader at the University of Southampton, and Software Lead at the Software Sustainability Institute.

About Byte-Sized RSE
Byte-Sized RSE is a series of events providing key research software skills in just 2 hours!
Run by the UNIVERSE-HPC project, the byte-sized RSE series began in October 2022. Each session has a companion podcast episode in the Code for Thought podcast series.