Article version: GitHub.com GitHub.com Enterprise Server 2.22 Enterprise Server 2.21 Enterprise Server 2.20 Enterprise Server 2.19 GitHub.com Using Git Article version: GitHub.com GitHub.com Enterprise Server 2.22 Enterprise Server 2.21 Enterprise Server 2.20 Enterprise Server 2.19 Using Git Learn common and advanced workflows in Git to enhance your experience using GitHub. Did this doc help you? Want to learn about new docs features and updates? Sign up for updates! We're continually improving our docs. We'd love to hear how we can do better. What problem did you have? Required Choose an option Information was unclear The content was confusing The article didn't answer my question Other Let us know what we can do better Optional Can we contact you if we have more questions? Optional Send Thank you! Your feedback has been submitted. Table of Contents Getting started with Git and GitHub Setting your username in Git Caching your GitHub credentials in Git Why is Git always asking for my password? Updating credentials from the macOS Keychain Learning about Git Git workflows Associating text editors with Git Configuring Git to handle line endings Ignoring files Using common Git commands Pushing commits to a remote repository Getting changes from a remote repository Dealing with non-fast-forward errors Managing remote repositories About remote repositories Which remote URL should I use? Adding a remote Changing a remote's URL Renaming a remote Removing a remote Using advanced Git commands About Git rebase Using Git rebase on the command line Resolving merge conflicts after a Git rebase About Git subtree merges Splitting a subfolder out into a new repository