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GitHub Repo Collaboration Work on single project

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To collaborate effectively with your friend on the same project, you should use Git branches to manage different lines of development. Here's a step-by-step procedure you can follow to streamline collaboration:

1. Create Separate Branches for Each Developer

Create a New Branch for Your Friend: On your local repository, create a new branch for your friend. For example if your friend name is kilvish , if you want to create a branch named kilvish, you would run:

make sure you would be on main branch already  


command-> 

git checkout -b kilvish

git push origin kilvish


2. Set Up Your Friend’s Environment( On your Friend's System ) 


at kilvish side  run -> 

Clone the Repository (if not already done): If your friend hasn’t cloned the repository yet, they should do so:

command -> 

git clone https://github.com/Vasu-Birla/your-repo.git   // your your main clone line 

Fetch All Branches: After cloning, your friend should fetch all branches:
command -> 
git fetch --all


Checkout the New Branch: Switch to the new branch:

git checkout kilvish


3. Work on Your Branches

  • For You: Continue working on your branch (e.g., main or feature-yourname) and push changes to GitHub as usual.

  • For Your Friend: Your friend will work on kilvish and push changes to GitHub.


4. Handling Merges

  1. Update Your Branch: Periodically, you and your friend should pull changes from the main branch (or whatever branch you are using as the base) into your feature branches to keep up-to-date. For example, if the base branch is main:

==============for your friend he need to  Time to Time when you want to other's work in your code ===

git checkout main
git pull origin main
git checkout kilvish
git merge main

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Now the following commands for the Main Guy who is Already working on main branch or owner of git repo -> 

Summary of Commands

Here’s a concise summary of the commands you’ll use:


  • Update local main branch
git checkout main
git pull origin main

  • Fetch latest branches and changes:
git fetch origin
  • Merge kilvish branch into main:
git merge origin/kilvish
  • Resolve conflicts (if any), add, and commit:
git add resolved-file.txt
git commit -m "Resolved merge conflict between main and shivi"

  • Push the updated main branch:
git push origin main


Thank You . 

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