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# Git via `bash`
## Initialing a git repo
To initialize an empty git repository, you can tap _**git init**_ in a text editor like Git Bash.
This command will create a git repository in the initial branch **master**.
You will be able to add, commit, push, etc.
```
waldek@metal:~/Documents/my_first_git_repository$ git status
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nothing to commit (create/copy files and use "git add"
```
If you want to see if you are in a git repository, you can use _**git status**_.
He will inform you which branch that you are and how many commits in this repository.
Be careful with commands because you have to be in a folder.
In the preceding example, the new repository was in the "my_first_git_repository" folder.
## What's in this repo
You can see all files of your git repository with the command **_ls_**.
```
waldek@metal:~/Documents/my_first_git_repository$ ls -la
total 12
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In Pycharm, you have to enable a version control integration.
There are many choices, but we will use Git.
As you can see, Git appears in the toolbar and a git window appear bottom of the window.
And you can identify the current branch that you are in.
So the default branch name is **master**.
![screenhot](assets/git_pycharm_source_00.png)
![screenhot](assets/git_pycharm_source_01.png)
As you can see, Git appears in the toolbar and a git window appear bottom of the window.
And you can identify the current branch that you are in.
So the default branch name is **master**.
![screenhot](assets/git_pycharm_source_02.png)
Let's try to write some code
Let's try to write some code.
And add all contents that we write in a git repository.
![screenhot](assets/git_pycharm_source_03.png)
In the commit window, we can see file project.
But we had three important things.
In the commit window, we can see which file had changed.
But we had three important things too.
We have a textBox and two buttons.
In the textBox, you can write a comment when you commit.
The _Commit_ button is used to save all change in your project.
The _Commit_ button is used to save all change of your project in a git repository.
The _Commit and Push_ is used to commit and push the project in a Git.
![screenhot](assets/git_pycharm_source_04.png)
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## Creating an online repository
If you use Gitea and you want to create a new repository.
That is pretty simple, you have to press the button **New Repository**.
![screenhot](assets/git_pycharm_source_06.png)
And then, you can add the repository name, and others parameters like description, the visibility, etc.
![screenhot](assets/git_pycharm_source_07.png)
When you have finish, you have to press the button **Create Repository**.
![screenhot](assets/git_pycharm_source_08.png)
Et voila, you have created a new repository on Gitea and you receive an https link.
This link is used if you want to share your project with someone, or you want to clone this repository.
![screenhot](assets/git_pycharm_source_09.png)
If you want to work in your repository in Pycharm, you have to clone it.
In the toolbar, you can click on Git and you will find the button **Clone**.
Then, a window will be open, and you have to copy and paste the https link of your repository.
![screenhot](assets/git_pycharm_source_10.png)
When the clone is successfully does, you can change the project.
And if you have finished your job, you can **Commit and Push**.
If you want to commit and push all changes that you have made, you have to check all changes in the left window.
And then, you can press **Commit and Push**.
![screenhot](assets/git_pycharm_source_11.png)
In the bottom git window, you can see all commits, and their comments, of this repository.
If you clone a another repository, you will be able to see all commits that people made and their comment.
That is pretty cool !
## Adding some changes to our local code
In Gitea, you can see what the git repository contain and the last comment of commits.
![screenhot](assets/git_pycharm_source_12.png)
If you check all changes and you want to **Commit and Push**, don't forget the comment.
That is important for a good teamwork.
![screenhot](assets/git_pycharm_source_13.png)
If you commit twice, you are able to verify how many commits and when commits have done.
![screenhot](assets/git_pycharm_source_14.png)
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## Cloning the remote project into a new project
In the main menu of PyCharm, you can click in **Get from VCS**.
If you click in it, you have just copy and paste the https link of the git repository.
![screenhot](assets/git_pycharm_clone_00.png)
You have to trust the git repository.
![screenhot](assets/git_pycharm_clone_01.png)
![screenhot](assets/git_pycharm_clone_02.png)
![screenhot](assets/git_pycharm_clone_03.png)