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Git For Data Engineers Creating a local repository
Git For Data Engineers
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Introduction to Git
What is Git and why is it important for data engineers?
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Installing Git
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Configuring Git (name, email, and default settings)
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Basic Git workflow: init, add, commit, status
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Working with Repositories
Creating a local repository
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Cloning a remote repository
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Understanding the working directory, staging area, and commit history
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Ignoring files with .gitignore (handling large data files, logs, credentials)
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Branching and Merging
Creating and switching branches
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Merging branches and resolving conflicts
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Best practices for feature branching in data engineering
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Rebase vs. merge
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