Join our hands-on workshop to leverage the power of Git within SAS Studio on the SAS Viya platform and elevate your software project management to new heights. This training session will provide you with the essential skills to integrate Git for version control in your development workflow, enabling you to efficiently manage your source code for SAS and Python programs, SAS Studio flows, or custom steps.
Learn How To
Set up and manage Git profiles in SAS Studio.Clone existing Git repositories and push changes to remote repositories.Perform key Git operations, including clone, pull, branch, stage, commit, merge, and push.Work with feature branches by creating, merging, and resolving any merge conflicts.Use Git to revert a branch to a previous commit and rebase branches for a cleaner project history.Manage your work in progress with Git stash, including saving and applying stashed changes.Who Should Attend
SAS Studio users, data scientists, software developers, and IT professionals who are looking to incorporate version control with Git into their SAS Viya projects. Whether you are a novice or have some familiarity with Git, this workshop will help you to manage and collaborate on your code more effectively.
Prerequisites
Participants should have a basic understanding of SAS Studio and the SAS Viya platform. Familiarity with software development concepts and some experience with coding in SAS or Python will be beneficial. No prior knowledge of Git is required, as the workshop will cover all the necessary fundamentals.
SAS Products Covered
SAS Studio;SAS Viya
Course Outline
Setting Up Git within SAS Studio
Creating Git profiles. Cloning repositories.Basic Git Operations Staging and committing changes. Pushing changes to remote repositories. Pulling updates from remote repositories. Branching and Merging Creating and switching between branches. Merging branches and resolving conflicts. Advanced Git Features Resetting branches to previous commits. Rebasing branches for project history optimization.Working with stash for saving and applying in-progress work. 