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And know the students today will install with you, get on your computers, I'll show you where you

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can download and how you can install it on your computer after installation, I'm going to show you

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basic configuration so that you will be ready for the next lesson.

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Today, you will understand what repository is also in this lesson.

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You will learn what is good bash.

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And we let let's start open your web browser and type get download into the search.

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Here's the website that we need.

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Just in case, I will leave links to the website in attachments to this lesson.

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So when you navigate it here, select your operating system and download the archive.

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For Apple, the simple instructions how to install gate four windows.

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We have download special guides installer.

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Let me walk you through it.

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Nable left clicks.

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I agree with public license.

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It is free for commercial use too, so don't worry about using it.

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In commercial projects you have to select components that are needed to be installed.

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You can keep the false selection.

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Just a few words here.

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Here is very convenient explorer integration for Windows.

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In any place of your file system you can press right.

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Click and open.

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Get back or get gui get.

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Bush is a special application for Microsoft Windows, which provides possibility to use good command

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line.

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Bush is a popular shell on Linux and Mac OS.

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A Shell is a terminal application used to interface with an operating system.

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In other words, Get Basche is a convenient way to have Linux like terminals that supports majority

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of Linux Shell comments like file creation, copy of the file and lots of other things to interact with.

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Git program get go as a separate program that provides user with graphical user interface to create

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new repositories, clone repositories at to stage, commit and do other operations in more interactive

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and intuitive manner rather than in git command line.

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Later in the course we are going to run different apps that will help you to interact with get in more

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intuitive way.

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Almost all code EDS for different programming languages supports basic buttons that allows you to work

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with GIT.

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But I strongly believe that each developer should learn how to work with git bash because with the help

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of fancy GUI application where often you can't perform all operations that you want to perform because

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there is no exactly that button that you need.

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And moreover, before you will press different button in desktop, get applications, you have to know

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what this button for and the best way to learn it is to work with it was help to get back for a while.

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Get large file storage is a pretty cool thing.

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This is an extension that reduces the impact of large files in your repository by downloading the relevant

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versions of them.

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Lezley, that means it will download extremely huge files only when you will need them.

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Let's keep this selected and another to checkboxes here is to associate good configuration files.

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Was a default text editor and associate as H files to be run with bosz files with extension S.H. Ashwell

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scripts that are used in many variations of Unix like operating systems.

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I believe now we can click next.

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At least now you know what you have selected here.

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You have to choose the full text editor.

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I have notepad plus plus installed on my computer.

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That's why I didn't suggest it.

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But you can choose any other text editor.

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You're going to need a text editor in some rare cases when you want to use special comments to leave

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content message with the help of command line or during the comments manipulation.

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Anyway, I will show you how to change the full text editor whenever you want.

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So don't worry about this and press next.

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Keep this radio button selected.

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It tells you that it will adjust your pass variable so that you can use it in your standard Windows

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Command prompt use open SSL library and click next.

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This configuration asks you whether you want to convert line endings and you probably already know Newline

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character is different in Windows and Linux based systems.

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Windows often still use carriage return and line in text files to start a your line.

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That's what C RLF stands for in Unix based systems.

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Mostly used only Lindfield character.

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You can change it if you wish, but for the cross platform development, when team members use different

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operating systems, the first radio button is recommended.

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Click next.

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Here, we need to select the.

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Emulator for terminal, I recommend Torleif mean w why can you need to choose a default behavior of

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gatepost?

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What is getable?

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Fastforward Mirch and rebate's.

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We are going to learn on the next lessons.

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This configuration also possible to change after installation.

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Leave default here and click next to store your credentials and manage them in an efficient manner.

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You can use git credential manager.

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I recommend keeping this radio button selected and able filesystem Cashen that should increase performance

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of the gate.

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You can skip this one and live it unchecked and now just press install button that said.

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Now, when you install the gate open file explorer in any place, click mouse, right, click.

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You're going to see bushier option, click on it, and here is your kid Bash.

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Congratulations.

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Now, the first thing we need to do is to target who we are.

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Every snapshot of the file system contains information about the author of The Snapshot.

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Probably this was done to easily identify who broke system or who created the defect in the application.

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But nevertheless, without telling you who you are, you won't be able to commit changes yet allows

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you to set configuration on three different levels, system configurations that will be applied to all

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users on your computer and all their repositories, global conflicts that will be applied to all the

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repositories on your computer for the current user and local conflicts that will be applied only to

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the current repository.

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What you need to remember is that values on the lower level overrides values of the upper level.

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For example, values that are set in local conflicts will override values from system conflicts because

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they are more specific TSAs more important, probably.

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You're interested what a repository is because we are using such term.

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But I didn't explain.

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What does it mean?

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I get Repository is a get folder inside the project.

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The repository contains multiple files with configuration and current project history to track all changes

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made to files in project how to create a good repository.

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We are going to learn in the next lesson, but now you understand what this term means.

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Right now I suggest proceeding with git installation.

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To tell you who you are, you need to perform the following commands.

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Get config.

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Global username and repetoire.

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Here I said username.

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And one more comment yet, config.

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Global user email and repetoire at example, dot com, I recommend you use global FLAC here to set settings

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for all repositories.

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These conflicts will be applied on a global level.

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That is awesome to check the value of the specific property you can use to get config command.

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For example, to check username, I need to type next gate config.

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User name.

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To list all properties with values, I have to type the following gate config list.

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And in this lesson, I promised you to show how you can change the default text editor to change it.

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You need to type the following.

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Get config lomo core editor.

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C program files not paid, plus, plus not paid, plus, plus extra.

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Instead of this text in quotes, you have to type the pass to your text editor.

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Let's recap what we have learned today, today, we learned how to install, yet you also learned the

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basic configuration.

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Now you know what is good, Barsh and get gooey.

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Now you understand how you can check and said get can fix on different levels, system, global and

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local.

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Also, you learned what a good repository is.

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I believe now we can proceed with our next lesson.

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Thanks a lot for your attention and see you in the next lesson.