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CircleCI for Beginners 2 - Run CircleCI Pipeline on Git Push from Local System

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Overview

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Learn to set up and run CircleCI pipelines that automatically trigger when pushing code from your local system to GitHub. Master the complete workflow from installing Git on your system to creating a functional CI/CD pipeline that responds to code changes. Start by installing Git and verifying the installation, then either clone an existing repository or create a new project folder locally. Set up your development environment with an IDE like VS Code for enhanced configuration validation. Create a new GitHub repository and connect your local project using essential Git commands including global configuration, initialization, remote connection, staging, committing, and pushing changes. Establish a CircleCI project and connect it to your GitHub repository to create an automated pipeline. Practice merging branches using Git commands for checking out, fetching, merging, and pushing updates. Test the automated pipeline execution by making code changes and pushing them to trigger the CI/CD process. Understand how to troubleshoot pipeline failures and handle configuration errors. Gain hands-on experience with the complete development workflow from local coding to automated testing and deployment through practical demonstrations and real-world scenarios.

Syllabus

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

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