Git & GitHub and Jenkins integration with GitHub, Maven

You don’t need to know anything about these tools to take this course. It will show you how to use them in your projects quickly and easily.

This is the whole thing, from start to finish. You’ll also learn how to connect Jenkins to a GitHub repository.

This class is about Git and GitHub.

The following is a summary of what you will learn in this

Working with branches.

• Introduced: Branch
• Create branches in the lab (master & Develop)
• Then, make a branch and push it from Local to Remote.
• There are a lot of branches in this game.
• Pull Request: To merge one branch into another, you send this to the person who wants to do it.
• Release the branch
• The Hotfix Branch is the place to go if you want
• Branches in the lab: Release and Hotfix Branch
• Make sure to add the reviewer to the Pull Request with the branch protection rules in mind.
• PR – Comment, Approve, and ask for changes.

Resolutions to conflicts

• Getting to know git merge conflicts
• Create a merge conflict, and then solve it.
• Use TortoiseGit S/W to solve problems.
• Use a web editor to solve problems from GitHub. You can use a PR with one reviewer to do this.

Real examples of projects based on scenarios

• To get rid of a file or a directory, type “git clean.”
• To undo things you did to files that were already there.
• The Git Revert Command
• Git Resets the Command
• It’s called “git fetch.”
• Git pull is a command that you can use to get things from
• Difference git merge and fetch

You can pick and choose what you want to do. You can also rebase and merge your work together.

• In git, what is Cherry-pick?
• A lab on how to merge two things that have disagreements.
• Then, add tags.
• Remove tags from both your computer and your computer’s hard drive.
• The git rebase command
• How do you merge two files in Git?

Jenkins can work with GitHub repositories and Maven projects.

• An overview of how Jenkins works with GitHub and how to build a java-based project with Jenkins,
• On an EC2 Instance, Jenkins, Java, Maven, and Git were set up.
• Jenkins can be set up on an EC2 instance.
• Set up GitHub credentials and the location of Maven on Jenkins.
• Create and build the Java-based project with the Maven Tool.
• Add Maven Plugins to Jenkins so it can work with it.
• Finally, I’m done with my last class.

Interview QA is a game that you can play.