Using Git CLI for Collaboration

When collaborating on your lomi. integration using Git, you can use the command-line interface (CLI) to perform various Git operations. This allows you to manage your integration code and configurations effectively.

Initializing a Git Repository

To get started, initialize a Git repository in the directory where your integration code and configuration files are stored:

git init

Staging and Committing Changes

After making changes to your integration code or configurations, stage the changes using the git add command:

git add .

Then, commit the changes with a descriptive message:

git commit -m "Update payment provider configuration"

Pushing Changes to a Remote Repository

To collaborate with your team, push your changes to a remote repository:

git push origin main

Replace main with the appropriate branch name if you’re using a different branching strategy.

Pulling Changes from a Remote Repository

To get the latest changes made by your team members, pull the changes from the remote repository:

git pull origin main

Again, replace main with the appropriate branch name if necessary.

Resolving Merge Conflicts

If you encounter merge conflicts when pulling changes, you’ll need to resolve them manually. Open the conflicting files, make the necessary changes, and then stage and commit the resolved files:

git add resolved_file.js
git commit -m "Resolve merge conflicts"

Best Practices

• Commit frequently with descriptive messages
• Use branches for developing new features or configurations
• Regularly pull changes from the remote repository to stay up-to-date
• Resolve merge conflicts carefully and communicate with your team

By using the Git CLI effectively and following best practices, you can collaborate smoothly with your team on your lomi. integration.