August 2019
Beginner
608 pages
16h 7m
English
Centralization versus decentralization – this is the biggest difference between CVS, which is centralized, and Git's distributed design. With CVS, all developers pull from a centralized repository, thereby creating a single point of failure. Git uses a decentralized model, where every developer has a full-blown code repository locally available. By using push and pull requests, the decentralized repositories share code.
The following diagram depicts using push and pull on shared and distributed repositories:

With Git, there are different options in regards to the network protocol and system settings. In particular, you have ...
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