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10:28 Step 3 - Optional use IDE like VS Code and open the project folder on the IDE VSCode has config validator
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CircleCI for Beginners 2 - Run CircleCI Pipeline on Git Push from Local System
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- 1 00:00 Intro
- 2 00:48 What will we do in this demo
- 3 02:17 Step 1 - Install Git on your system. Check git installed git -v
- 4 08:33 Step 2 - Clone repo from GitHub OR Create a new project folder on your system
- 5 09:53 Step 4 - Add some data
- 6 10:28 Step 3 - Optional use IDE like VS Code and open the project folder on the IDE VSCode has config validator
- 7 13:46 Step 5 - Create a new repo on GitHub
- 8 15:17 Step 6- From local add project to git, commit and push the changes to remote repo
- 9 15:41 Git Commands - Commit and Push project folder using Git
- 10 35:00 Step 7 - Now create a new project/pipeline on CircleCI and connect with this repo
- 11 35:17 Step 8 - Create CircleCI project and Run the pipeline
- 12 39:21 Merge branch
- 13 44:29 Step 9 - Check the pipeline is executed when changes are pushed in repo
- 14 47:02 Pipeline failure on errors
- 15 49:20 Outro
