Git with Atlassian Bitbucket (server)
Clearvision's Git With Atlassian Bitbucket training course provides an understanding of using Bitbucket with Git and focuses on giving a comprehensive overview of concepts, workflows and more.
Audience:
This course is aimed at developers adopting Git with Atlassian Bitbucket for the first time. No previous experience is required.
Prerequisites:
- Access to laptop
- Internet connection
Course outline:
Module 1: Introduction
- Introduction to course
- What is Version Control?
- Introduction to Bitbucket
- Introduction to Git
Lab Exercises
- Verify Git installation
- Access Bitbucket
Module 2: Getting Started
- Setting up your Git environment
- Accessing Bitbucket
- Bitbucket permissions
- Joining a project
Lab Exercises
- Join a Bitbucket project
- Configure your Git environment
- Ask Git for help
Module 3: Introduction to Branches
- What is a branch?
- Git references
- Creating branches
- Sharing branches
- Switching branches
Lab Exercises
Basics
- 1. Identify branches
- 2. Create a branch
- 3. Switch to the branch
Advanced
- 1. Create a shared branch
- 2. Retrieve a shared branch
- 3. View references
Module 4: Working with Git
Repository Design
- Commit Objects
- The Git Workflow
- Staging Changes
- Commit
- Diffing
- Hashes
Lab Exercises
Basics
- 1. Making changes
- 2. Viewing the status
- 3. Removing, renaming files
Advanced
1. Fixing mistakes
- Amending commits
- Correcting log messages
- Reverting & Unstaging files
Module 5: Communicating with Bitbucket
- Remotes and the origin
- Pushing your changes to Bitbucket
- Fast forward merges
- Getting the latest code
Lab Exercises
Basics
- 1. Push changes to Bitbucket
- 2. Fetching other peoples changes
- 3. View the changes in Bitbucket
Advanced
- 1. Retrieving shared work
Module 6: Pull Requests
- Code reviews
- Create a pull request
- Assign pull requests
- Collaborating on code reviews
- Completing pull requests
- Automatic merges
Lab Exercises
Basics
- 1. Create a pull request
- 2. Perform a pull request
- 3. Assign tasks to a pull request
- 4. Approve a pull request
Advanced
- 1. Update a pull request
- 2. Resolve a task
- 3. Perform a pull request merge
Module 7: Branching Strategies
- The Bitbucket branching model
- The Gitflow workflow
- Workflow variations
- Forks
- Automated merges
Lab Exercises
- Create a fork
- Clone a fork
- Push back to the fork
- Create a pull request from the fork to the parent
Module 8: Merging
- Performing complex merges
- Merge conflicts
- Rebasing
- Merging from forks
Lab Exercises
Basics
- 1. Merging between branches
- 2. Resolving conflicts
Advanced
Module 9: Reading History
- The Git log
- History through Bitbucket
- Comparing versions
- Blame
Lab Exercises
Basics
- 1. Create history
- 2. View history
- 3. Blame history
- 4. Interactive rebase
Advanced
- 1. Rewrite history
- 2. Use the Reflog
- 3. Recover lost commits
Module 10: Tagging and Releases
- What are tags?
- Creating tags
- Pushing tags to Bitbucket
- Deleting tags
Lab Exercises
- 1. Create a release branch
- 2. Set a release
- 3. Tag the release
- 4. Integrate the release
