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Git Pull Request Tutorial | Commands | For Beginners

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What is Git pull? Git pull is used to fetch and merge changes from the remote repository to the local repository Git pull is a combination of two commands, git fetch followed by git merge. This tutorial is for Git beginner who interested to get familiar with the Git Pull Request commands. Expecting that you already have you own account and project or accessible to any Git remote repository with the read and write privilege.  Aside, Git Bash apps has been installed in your local machine. For creating a GitHub account you can go to the https://github.com/.   Step 1 Open Git Bash app. Step 2 Create a directory : mkdir git_tutorial Step 3 Go to the new directory by typing the cd git_tutorial command Step 4 For checking the current directory you can type the pwd command Step 5 git init Once run this command, you will see the .git hidden folder will be created in the git_tutorial directory Step 6 Now you can start pull project from your Git remote repository by using following command: git p
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(CI/CD) Continuous integration and continuous delivery

  Continuous integration (CI) an approach that drive development team to implement small changes and check in code to version control repositories frequently.  This is due to the most modern application require developing code in different platform and tools.  Aside, the team needs a mechanism to integrate and validate its changes.  The goal of CI is to establish a consistent and automated way to build, package, and test applications. With consistency in the integration process in place, teams are more likely to commit code changes more frequently, which leads to better collaboration and software quality. Continuous delivery ( CD )  picks up where continuous integration ends. CD automates the delivery of applications to selected infrastructure environments. Most teams work with multiple environments other than the production, such as development and testing environments, and CD ensures there is an automated way to push code changes to them .
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