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Git Cheat Sheet - Google Sheets (1)

The document provides a comprehensive list of Git commands along with their descriptions for various operations such as installation, initialization, configuration, tracking files, committing changes, managing branches, and interacting with remote repositories. Each command is succinctly explained, making it a useful reference for users working with Git. It covers essential functionalities including adding, removing, merging, and stashing changes, as well as managing commit history and branches.

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Git Cheat Sheet - Google Sheets (1)

The document provides a comprehensive list of Git commands along with their descriptions for various operations such as installation, initialization, configuration, tracking files, committing changes, managing branches, and interacting with remote repositories. Each command is succinctly explained, making it a useful reference for users working with Git. It covers essential functionalities including adding, removing, merging, and stashing changes, as well as managing commit history and branches.

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COMMAND DESCRIPTION

yum install git -y To install git in linux machine


git init . To initialize empty repo in current directory
git config user.name "username" used to configure user name for our git
git config user.email "email" used to configure user email for our git
git add filename used to track a file
git add * used to track all files & folders
git add . used to track all files in current directory (including hidden files)
git add -f filename to track files forcefully
git rm --cached filename used to untack the file
git commit -m "message" filename to commit a file
git commit -m "message" . used to commit all files which are present in staging area
git log used to see the history of the git
git log --oneline used to see only commit ID's and messages
git log -1 used to see the latest commit
git log -3 used to see latest 3 commits
git log --follow --all filename used to see the no of commits for a single file
git show commit_id --name-only used to see all the commit details along with the file name
git show commit_id --stat see the histroy of a file (modifications, data add and deletion)
git commit --amend -m "message" used to change the commit message for a latest commit
git commit --amend --author "username <mail>" used to change the author of latest commit
git commit --amend --no-edit used to commit the changes with previous commit
git reset --hard HEAD~1 used to delete the latest commit along with the changes
git reset --hard HEAD~3 used to delete the latest 3 commits along with the changes
git resert --soft HEAD~1 used to delete only commits but not actions/changes
git resert --soft HEAD~3 used to delete only latest commits but not actions/changes
git revert commit_id used to delete a particular commit action and add a new commit for the change
git branch used to see the list of branches
git branch branch-name to create a branch
git checkout branch-name to switch one branch to another
git checkout -b branch-name used to create and switch a branch at a time
git branch -m old-branch new-branch used to rename a branch
git branch -d branch-name to delete a branch
git branch -D branch-name to delete a branch forcefully
git merge branch copy the all commits from one branch to another
git cherry-pick commit-id copy the single commits from one branch to another
git merge --abort used to cancle the merge when conflicts arise
git rebase branch copy the all commits from one branch to another
git stash to delete the changes permanently
git stash save "message" to save the stash along with the message
git stash apply to get back the data again
git stash list to get the list of stashes
git stash clear to clear all stashes
git stash pop to delete the first stash
git stash drop used to delete the latest stash
git stash drop stash@{2} used to delete a praticular stash
git remote add origin repo-url link local-repo to central-repo
git remove -v used to get the linked repo in github
git push -u origin branch-name push the code from local to central
git push -u origin branch-1 branch-2 used to push the code to multiple branches
git push -u origin --all used to push the code to all branches at a time
git clone repo-url used to get the code from central to local
git pull origin branch used to get the chanes from central to local
git fetch branch-name used to fetch the data from central to local
git fetch --all used to fetch the changes from all branches in github
git merge origin/branch used to merge the changes from cental to local
git push -u origin --delete branch-name used to delete the github branch from local
git remote rm origin used to unlink the github-repo
Git remote rename old -link new-link used to change the repo

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