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2025-08-17 (日)	Generate and add an SSH key to GitHub
SSH-Key-Setup	This will allow you to clone, pull, and push to GitHub using SSH without password prompts.
Introduction to Git	What is Git? Why use Git? Difference between Git and GitHub
Installation	Install Git on Windows, macOS, Linux
Git Basics	Understanding repositories, commits, branches, remotes
Setting Up Git	Configure username, email, aliases using git config
Alias Setup	Create shortcuts for long Git commands
Basic Git Commands	init status commit log add diff checkout reset
Creating a Repository	Initialize and configure a new repository
Working with Files	Adding, modifying, deleting files in Git
.bashrc file	Customize Git command aliases
.gitignore file	Ignore files and directories from tracking
Editing Files	Read/edit files using cat vim nano code
Staging and Committing	add commit commit --amend
Branching & Merging	Managing branches and merging changes
Creating & Switching Branches	branch checkout switch
Merging Branches	merge rebase cherry-pick
Rebasing	rebase rebase --interactive
Squashing Commits	rebase -i to combine multiple commits
Cherry-Picking	Apply specific commits from another branch
Working with Remote Repositories	Connecting local Git to remote repositories
Adding a Remote Repository	git remote add origin
Cloning a Repository	git clone to copy a remote repository
Fetching, Pulling & Pushing	git fetch git pull git push
Moving Local Repo to Remote	git remote add git push -u origin
Undoing & Resetting Changes	Fix mistakes and revert changes
Undoing Changes	reset restore checkout reflog
Unstaging Files	restore reset HEAD clean
Reverting Commits	revert commit --amend
Reset, Checkout, Restore	checkout reset restore
Restoring a File to an Earlier Version	restore checkout reset
Viewing and Comparing Changes	Track modifications in your project
Viewing Staged & Unstaged Changes	diff diff --staged difftool
Comparing Commits	diff log --oneline
Viewing the History	log log --graph
Viewing a Commit	show ls-tree
Handling Merge Conflicts	Resolve issues when merging branches
Troubleshooting Merge Conflicts	Using merge rebase conflict resolution
Working with Stashes	stash stash pop stash apply stash drop
Git Tagging & Releases	Manage software versions using tags
Tagging Commits	git tag git tag -a git tag -d
Working with Feature Branches	checkout -b merge rebase
Advanced Git Features	Powerful Git tools for workflow
Git Hooks	Automate tasks with pre/post-commit hooks
Git Submodules	submodule add submodule update
Interactive Rebase	rebase -i to modify commit history
Bisecting	git bisect for debugging commits
Git Collaboration	Best practices for working with teams
Forking and Pull Requests	Fork, clone, modify, submit PRs
Code Reviews with GitHub	Using GitHub for reviews and approvals
Security and Best Practices	Keep your codebase secure
Signing Commits	Use GPG to sign Git commits
Git Best Practices	Writing good commit messages, branch strategies
Git for DevOps & Automation	Using Git in CI/CD pipelines
Git in CI/CD Pipelines	Automate testing and deployments
Git Internals & Performance	Deep dive into Git
Understanding Git Internals	Objects, trees, and commits
Optimizing Git Performance	gc fsck repack to clean and speed up
Git Wiki Repository	Documenting with Git
Wiki Repository	Manage GitHub Wiki repositories