mkdir test_git_dir
cd test_git_dir
echo CoolCodingStuff > MyFirstFile.txt
ls

#Check status of folder - THIS will fail
git status

#Its not a git repo yet - lets make it one
git init
ls -la  #Note the .git dir - this does everything

#Check again - There is an untracked file
git status

#Lets track the file we made
git add MyFirstFile.txt

#Check again - still not done 
git status

git commit -m 'Initial Save'
git log
git log --stat

#Modify file
echo NewMod 1 >> MyFirstFile.txt
git status
git diff 

git add MyFirstFile.txt 
git commit -m 'ENH - Code has NewMod technology added'
git log --stat

#Add a second file and track
echo ThisIsTheCoolestNewFileStuff > AllTheRage.txt

git add AllTheRage.txt
git commit -m 'Initial'

#Search history
#NewMod technology was a bad idea - need to go backwards
#The ~3 says go 3 commits backwards from designated (here master is the branch)
#The checkout could also be a specific hash ID 
git checkout master~3    
git status
git branch awesome_mod
git checkout awesome_mod
echo This fixes everything - no more mods needed > BestModFix.txt
git add BestModFix.txt

echo One More thing Added to Fix >> BestModFix.txt
# Now we have two BestModFix.txt - but I only want the second one
git add BestModFix.txt
git commit -m 'FIX - New implementation for Mod'

#Now we have our modifications - but we don't have our AllTheRage file
git checkout master
git merge awesome_mod

## Cloning and Remotes
cd ..
git clone test_git_dir/ MYNEWGITCOPY
cd MYNEWGITCOPY
git log
#I have my whole history in the copy

git remote -v

echo New > NewFileInCopy.txt
git commit -m 'ENH - This makes it run faster'

git log   #Notice where origin/master is located - need to update

git push #Not setup to do this
cd ../test_git_dir
git pull ../MYNEWGITCOPY 

cd ..
mkdir gitRepo
cd gitRepo
git init --bare

cd ../MYNEWGITCOPY
git remote add MyRepo ../gitRepo
git remote -v

git push MyRepo

git log  #Note where MyRepo is located
echo NewStuffAgain >> ForUploadToRepo.txt
git add ForUploadToRepo.txt
git commit -m 'This is for the repo'
git log #See that MyRepo is out of sync
git push MyRepo

cd ../test_git_dir
git remote -v #No Remotes - this was our original
git remote add MyRepo ../gitRepo
git fetch MyRepo  #This may throw a warning to do the following
git branch --set-upstream-to=MyRepo/master master

git fetch #We now see that we are out of sync
git pull

#This is essentially what github is doing, but its just on another computer
#There are some other fancy attributes that you will see in