git-kata/TIPS at master · jpavlic/git-kata · GitHub

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I. Creating a new repository.
	1. Create the repository in gitosis
		a. Make sure you have permission to add or change gitosis.
		b. Clone gitosis if you haven't already: git clone git@10.30.0.245:gitosis-admin.git
		c. Make sure you have the latest gitosis: git pull origin master
		d. Edit gitosis cofig: gitosis.conf
		e. Add your repository to gitosis by adding the following lines to the gitosis.conf
			[group example]
			writeable = example
			members = @developers @testers @techpub
		f. Save the gitosis.conf file
		g. Commit the file change to git: git commit -a -m "add repository"
		h. Make sure that the changes are stored in gitosis: git push origin master
	2. Create the repository locally
		a. Create a new directory [example]
		b. Navigate to that directory [example].
		c. Run the command: git init
		d. Create a file: README
		e. Edit the file adding information to why the repository should exist.
		f. Save the file.
		g. Add the file to git: git add README
		h. Commit the file change to git: git commit -m "initial commit"
	3. Push the repository to gitosis
		a. Within the new repository, add a remote: git remote add origin git@10.30.0.245:git-kata.git
		b. Make sure that the new repository is in gitosis: git push origin master
II. Cloning an existing repository
	1. Clone an existing repository: git clone git@10.30.0.245:example.git
	2. Navigate to that directory [example]
	3. Run the command: git status
III. Ignoring files and directories
	1. Ignoring specific files in the root of your repository
		a. Edit the .gitignore file within the root of your repository
		b. Enter the name of the file: garbage.txt
	2. Ignoring a specific file in a subdirectory within your repository
		a. Edit the .gitignore file within the root of your repository
		b. Enter the path relative to the root of the repository: garbage/garbage1.txt
	3. Ignoring an entire directory
		a. Edit the .gitignore file within the root of your repository
		b. Enter the path relative to the root of the repository: garbage
IV. Tagging git so you can get back to it later
	1. Tagging your last commit
		a. At the point you want a tag: git tag 1.0
	2.