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Erfankam edited this page Mar 23, 2012
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Just from now, we have some bash script utility to pull or push or repository much simpler.
So we have a directory named, "git". In this directory, there is 4 scripts to make git easy of use.
Afterward, we could easily use Qcommit.sh and execute that to add and commit your change locally and then, use Qpullpush.sh to push and upload your changes to our basic and remote repository. Thus:
This our change flow:
1. [edit your relevant code.] 2. $./git/Qcommit.sh # this add to index and commit locally. 3. $./git/Qpullpush.sh # this upload changes to remote repository.
And it s done.
As easy as drinking a water.
Enjoy the code.
Regards.