Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Pushing Branch to Remote

The video tutorial covers setting up a local Git username and email, modifying commit history, and verifying configurations. It demonstrates creating a new folder and file in VSCode, making commits, and checking the Git log. The tutorial explains pushing a local branch to a remote repository using Git push, setting upstream branches, and verifying remote configurations. Finally, it shows how to open a pull request on GitHub, both directly and through a web browser link.

What command can you use to view the current Git configuration settings?

• git config list

• git show config

• git config view

• git list config

What is the purpose of setting a local Git username and email?

• To override global settings for specific projects

• To personalize the Git interface

• To enable Git notifications

• To secure the Git repository

Which tool is used in the tutorial to create a new folder and file in a branch?

• Sublime Text

• Atom

• Notepad++

• VSCode

What command is used to view the commit history in Git?

• git show

• git commits

• git log

• git history

What is the purpose of the 'git push' command?

• To fetch changes from the remote repository

• To merge branches

• To delete a branch

• To push local changes to the remote repository

Why is it important to set an upstream branch when pushing to a remote repository?

• To enable automatic merging

• To track the remote branch with the local branch

• To prevent unauthorized access

• To improve push speed

What is a common practice when naming remote branches?

• Use random names

• Use numeric identifiers

• Name them after the project

• Keep the same name as the local branch