View source for GIT short instructions

== Repository creation ==
# Create a directory for the information to be under version control
#: <code>mkdir myProject</code>
# Open the directory
#: <code>cd myProject</code>
# Initiate an empty repository
#: <code>git init</code>
# Add current files to the repository
#: <code>git add .</code>
# Commit the changes to the repository
#: <code>git commit -m "message with a brief description of the changes"</code>


== Remote repository creation ==
# Login in the external server via ssh
#: <code>ssh username@server-host</code>
# Go to repository directory
#: <code>cd /var/repo </code>
# Create a directory for the information to be under version control
#: <code>mkdir myProject.git</code>
# Open the directory
#: <code>cd myProject.git</code>
# Initiate an empty shared bare repository
#: <code>git --bare init --share=group</code>

== Mirroring to a remote server ==
# Add the external repository 
#: <code>git remote add origin ssh://username@server-host/var/repo/myProject.git</code>
# Push the local files to the repository
#: <code>git push origin master</code>

=== mirroring to the web server ===
# Create a mirror of a bare repository
#: <code> git clone --mirror ssh://username@server-host/var/repo/MyProject.git</code>
# Update the local content
#: <code>git fetch -q --all</code>

== Clone a git project ==
# Go to the directory where the project will reside, in this example workspace
#: <code>cd workspace</code>
# Clone the external project
#: <code>git clone ssh://username@server-host/var/repo/myProject.git myProject</code>

== Working with git ==
# Change the directory to the project directory, in this case inside workspace directory
#: <code>cd workspace/myProject</code>
# Obtaining the last committed changes
#: <code>git pull ssh://username@server-host/var/repo/myProject.git</code>
# Submitting the local changes to the co-workers
## Adding files and modification
##: <code>git add .</code>
## Committing to the local version
##: <code>git commit -m "Message that describe the changes in the project"</code>
## Pushing the changes in the external repository
##: <code>git push </code>

== Branching Git Repository == 
The next instructions were taken from the GIT-SCM [http://git-scm.com/book/en/Git-Branching-Branching-Workflows Branching]
# Create a new branch
#: <code>$ git branch MyBranch</code>
#: where MyBranch is the branch to create
# Switch to an existing branch, you run the git checkout command. Let’s switch to the new MyBrnach branch:
#: <code>$ git checkout MyBranch</code>
# A short instruction to create a branch and change to it as a working copy is:
#: <code>$ git checkout -b MyBranch</code>
# To switch between branches: (in this case to the master or trunk)
#: <code>$ git checkout master</code>
# To merge a branche with the master:
#: <code>$ git checkout master</code>
#: <code>$ git merge MyBranche</code>
# Now you are ready to delete the merged branche:
#: <code>$ git branch -d MyBranche</code>
# To push a branche in the repository
#: <code>$ git push -u origin MyBranche</code>
# To checkout a branch from the repository
#: <code>$ git checkout -b MyBranche origin/MyBranche</code>