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How To Install SmartGit on Ubuntu 20.04 - OrcaCore

OrcaCore - How To Install SmartGit on Ubuntu 20.04 - Advanced Linux

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تنزيل SmartGit (2020 الأحدث) لأنظمة التشغيل Windows 10 و 8 و 7

تنزيل SmartGit (2020 الأحدث) لأنظمة التشغيل Windows 10 و 8 و 7

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SmartGit هو عميل Git لأجهزة الكمبيوتر التي تعمل بنظام Windowsو Mac و Linux. إنه مجاني للاستخدام غير التجاري ، ويوفر وصول رسومي إلى مستودعات Git، ويمكن الوصول إلى مستودعات التخريب. بالنسبة للسحب التفاعلي والالتزام والضغط ستجد بدائل أبسط من هذه الأداة. قم بشراء ترخيصك مرة واحدة واستخدمه على العديد من الأجهزة وأنظمة التشغيل التي تريدها. لا حاجة لتثبيت وتكوين أدوات إضافية. SmartGitيأتي مع…

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تنزيل SmartGit Portable (2020 الأحدث) لأنظمة التشغيل Windows 10 و 8 و 7

تنزيل SmartGit Portable (2020 الأحدث) لأنظمة التشغيل Windows 10 و 8 و 7

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SmartGit المحمولة هو عميل Git لأجهزة الكمبيوتر التي تعمل بنظام Windowsو Mac و Linux. إنه مجاني للاستخدام غير التجاري ، ويوفر أ وصول رسومي إلى مستودعات Git ويمكن الوصول إلى مستودعات التخريب. بالنسبة للسحب التفاعلي والالتزام والدفع ، ستجد بدائل أبسط من هذه الأداة. قم بشراء ترخيصك مرة واحدة واستخدمه على العديد من الأجهزة وأنظمة التشغيل التي تريدها. لا حاجة لتثبيت وتكوين أدوات إضافية. SmartGit

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TOP GIT GUI CLIENTS FOR USERS TO CHOOSE IN 2020

A number of Git GUI clients for a variety of operating systems, including Android, iOS, Mac, Linux, and Windows are available today. These would help in integrating a variety of features that would help you to work with ease along with your team on any project.

read more: https://acodez.in/git-gui-clients/

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Setup instructions for Git on Windows

This is just one of the ways of using Git. There are several other ways that can involve setting up your own server for repositories or using other services, such as Github. A good friend of mine, Ayush Rai helped me explore this procedure. Please note that I was using this procedure in 2015, so the steps below may have changed slightly. Let me know it this does not work.

Downloads

Bit-bucket: Setup an account in bitbucket.

Git: Install Git in your PC.

Smart-Git: Install Smart-Git client in your PC. The software is free for non-commercial use.

Setup

SSH key setup for your computer (You can use Git Bash for this step): link

Make sure that the .ssh folder is in your user folder. For example, Users/Ujjwal/

Add the key to your Bit-bucket account: link

Start Smart-Git and follow screen instructions to setup, you will be asked to provide your Bit-bucket username and password

That is it! You have the setup ready

How to learn Git?

Here is a short game tutorial on Git: link

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Installation Instructions

unpack the downloaded file,

if you have a previous portable SmartGit installation, copy the .settings directory from the previous installation

launch bin\smartgit.exe

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Download the platform-independent Git and Mercurial client SmartGit for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux/Unix.

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Using Git with SVN as remote repository

Migrating from SVN to Git can be a tedious and nerve-racking process, especially in environments where there is resistance or inability to change.

However, as a developer you should not suffer from this. In this post I will show how you can use Git locally and still be able to push your changes to the corporate’s central SVN repository.

For setting up and managing a local Git repository you have two options:

Using command line tools (difficult)

Using SmartGit (easy)

After you’ve setup the Git repository, you can simply use it like any other Git repository. Commits will be done on the Git repository and you can choose to push them to SVN at a later time. When you push to SVN, each Git commit will result in an SVN commit with the same commit message.

Since changes will be pushed to SVN there are some caveats regarding .gitignore files that you need to take into account. The last chapter of this post explains it all.

For this post I assume that you are a bit familiar with Git, have used it before and know how to do basic things like committing.

Create a Git – SVN repository: The command line approach

On Linux you can install git-svn through your favorite package manager.

sudo apt get install git-svn 

Create an empty directory that will host your Git repo.

mkdir ~/code/myProject && cd ~/code/myProject

Now initialize the Git repo with the SVN repository and fetch the contents from it. Because of Git’s distributed and decentral nature it will fetch the complete SVN history. Depending on the size of your repo this will take some time.

git svn init URL_OF_SVN_REPO

git svn fetch

When finished, your Git repository is ready. You can just use it like you would with any other Git repo.

To grab new revisions from SVN you do

git svn rebase

To push local Git commits to SVN you do

git svn dcommit

Create a Git – SVN repository: SmartGit

SmartGit is a visual tool for managing Git repositories and is available for Linux, Mac and Windows. SmartGit supports Git repositories with SVN as a remote repository. SmartGit is very useful when merging remote changes to your local repository since it offers visual diff tooling.

To clone the SVN repo open the Clone dialog (Project -> Clone).

On the next screen select the directory in which the Git repo will be created.

After completing these steps SmartGit will download the SVN repository. After a short time your repository is already usable. SmartGit continues to download all revisions on the background and will notify you once it’s done.

Just use the repository as you normally would (in your IDE for instance). When you’re ready to push your commits to SVN, or want to fetch the latest revisions from SVN use the Push and Pull buttons from SmartGit.

Gitignore and svn ignore

SmartGit will automatically convert your gitignore directives into SVN ignore properties when you push the changes to the SVN  repository. One thing to take into account: SVN doesn't support recursive ignores like Git does. A recursive gitignore directive will be translated to an svn ignore directive on every sub-directory. So don't be surprised if you see a lot of propset changes in SVN, it's because of this feature.