git-workshop | A simple repository for Git workshop

git-workshop is a Python library. git-workshop has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However git-workshop build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

Git is a version control system allowing for users to share their work (in most cases - programming) and publish it, a collaboration tool. Git works using hashes in a key-value form to save every action taken on the software. Every object has it's hash value, which Git uses to navigate to whenever a change is made. The structure resembles a tree Additionally, each user has it's own copy of the repository on their local machine (contrary to an SVN system). Another big difference between git and other version control systems is access to the local history. In most cases you don't need to change your history of the files, however it's permitted. Git generally isn't a good place for storing big files (you can, however use the git-lfs). As mentioned before, git has a tree-like structure it operates on branches, which can be merged/rebased/pulled from/pushed into whatever you need. Remote is a repository on a server. Origin is your local version, stored on the device. You can add to remote (if you're workng on forks for instance) by using git remote add .