How to Link a MySQL Database to GitHub with Source Control for MySQL

Did you know you could version-control your MySQL databases with Git 🐙 — all without leaving your development environment? 💻

This tutorial will walk you through the process using the integrated Source Control 🔧 in dbForge Studio for MySQL

By the end of the video, your database will be under full Git-based version control 🔄 — ready for collaboration 👥,change tracking 🕵️‍♂️, and conflict resolution ⚖️.

Whether you're working in a team 👨‍💻👩‍💻, managing CI/CD pipelines ⚙️, or auditing schema changes 📊, this integration helps you streamline your development process 🚀.

Timestamps:

0:00 Welcome

0:02 What you’ll learn

0:09 Prerequisites

0:16 Step 1 – Create a GitHub repository

0:39 Step 2 – Create a local folder

0:46 Step 3 –Clone a repository via Git

1:30 Step 4 – Link a database using dbForge Studio

2:38 Step 5 – Initial commit

2:59 Benefits of using version control

3:11 Get dbForge Studio for a free 30-day trial

3:17 Like, comment & subscribe

3:25 Outro

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