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Git and Version Control — Original guides
Illustrated git and version control guides, with the original steps and examples preserved.
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Connecting to GitHub, Gitlab or BitBucketWith Wappler you can connect seamlessly your Wappler project to Github, Gitlab or BitBucket repositories. You can push and pull your local project to the selected remote repository. Creating a local rCreating a Wappler project based on existing Git RepositoryThanks to Wappler integration with GitHub, Gitlab or BitBucket, now It’s really easy to share Wappler projects between multiple computers or when working in a team. You already know how to Create RemoGit BranchesBranches are multiple different contexts where work happens. Each feature, bugfix, experiment. Having them separately and easily switchable will make your workflow flexible and still very controllableGit Powers - Going back in timeWith the latest update of Wappler, we have polished our git integration based on your feedback. Now you can more easily go back in time by resetting history or just get an old version by doing checkouGit Remote RepositoriesWith remote Repositories you can publish your work to remotes site like GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket or Microsoft Azure DevOps Also you can use Remote Git repositories not only for version control but alVersion Control with GitWith the version control options in Wappler you can create a Git repository for every Wappler project you wish to keep track on. Having a repository is great way to have a good backup of all your proj