📁 Git Workflow
- Checkout to main branch.
Command:
git checkout main
➡️ Switch to the main branch to start fresh. - Create a new feature branch.
Command:
git checkout -b feature-24mcr042
➡️ Create and move to a new branch for your work. - (Optional) Create a branch through GitHub UI.
Go to GitHub → Open your repo → Click on Branch Dropdown → Type new branch name → Create branch.
➡️ Useful if you prefer using GitHub's website. - Check all available branches.
Command:
git branch
➡️ List all branches in your local repo and see which branch you are on. - Check the status of your changes.
Commands:
git status
➡️ View what files are staged, unstaged, or untracked. - Add all changes to staging area.
Command:
git add .
➡️ Stage all modified or new files for committing. - Commit your changes with a message.
Command:
git commit -m "Added hello_world.py"
➡️ Save your staged changes into the local repo with a meaningful message. - Push your branch to GitHub.
Command:
git push origin feature-24mcr042
➡️ Upload your feature branch to the remote GitHub repository.
9.Create a Pull Request on GitHub.
Go to GitHub → Pull Requests → New Pull Request → Select branch → Create Pull Request → Merge Pull Request → Confirm Merge
🐳 Docker Workflow - Check Docker version.
Commands:
docker --version
➡️ Confirm Docker is installed and check the version. - Build the Docker image.
Commands
docker build -t kanaga14/mca-24mcr049-ml:latest .
➡️ Build a Docker image from your Dockerfile. - List all Docker images.
docker images
➡️ See all Docker images available locally. - Push Docker image to DockerHub.
docker push kanaga14/mca-24mcr042-ml
➡️ Upload your Docker image to your DockerHub account.
5.Open Docker Desktop (Optional).
➡️ View your images and running containers through Docker’s graphical interface.
6.Run the Docker container.
7.Verify running container in Docker Desktop.
➡️ Use the GUI to check your running containers and images visually.
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