Git

Git tracks changes to files. Every studio repository — the website, this handbook, support, and WAB-Project-1 — lives in Git on GitHub.

You do not need Git to read these pages. You need it to clone a project, save work, and open a pull request.

What Git does

Job	Git command (later pages)
Copy a repo to your computer	git clone
See what changed	git status
Save a snapshot	git commit
Send it to GitHub	git push
Work on a feature without touching main	git checkout -b

Pages in this section

1. Install Git
2. Clone a repository
3. Commit and push
4. Branches

After Git works, install GitHub CLI for pull requests and issues from the terminal.