Using Git | CS 61BL Summer 2026
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Authors: Sarah Kim, with revisions by Josh Hug (mostly the narrative starter example) and Noah Adhikari Preface: This guide assumes a basic understanding of the command line on your computer. If you’ve never used the command line, consider reading the section “the Terminal” of Lab 1. This guide will primarily serve as an intro to and surface-level reference for Git. If you’re looking for something more like “oh no, something happened to my repository!” and want to see potential fixes, consult the 61B git-WTFS (git weird technical failure scenarios) instead. A. Intro to Version Control…
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