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A quick guide to the Git Workflow

Your job is to build out the scaffolded linked documents. Each one refers to a different part of the Git workflow.

Each scaffold should be completed with:

  • An explanation of the step in the workflow (e.g. what does 'Fetching' mean, and why do we do it?);
  • A guide to running this from the command line (e.g. git fetch ...), and
  • Any advanced techniques to be used at this stage, e.g. flagging (for example, why the -b in git checkout -b <branch name>?)

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