In this tutorial, How to use the git command every day. Git cheat sheet I use every day.
What does Git mean?
Git is software for tracking changes in any set of files, usually used for coordinating work among programmers collaboratively developing source code during software development. Quote from Wikipedia.
Git Cheat Sheet example
Check my git configure
git config -l
Setup my Git username and Email Id
git config --global user.name "HuuPV"
git config --global user.email "HuuPV@devopsroles.com"
Username and EmailID assigned to commit from local computer.
Initialize an empty Git repo
git init
Add a file to the staging area in Git
git add file_name
Add all files in your project to the staging area in Git
git add .
Commit changes for the files in a local repo.
git commit
git commit -m "first commit"
shows the commit history for the current repository
git log
Show if a file is in the staging area, but not committed
git status
Remove tracked files from the current working tree
git rm filename
Rename files
git mv oldfile newfile
Create a new branch
git branch branch_name
Switch to a newly created branch
git checkout branch_name
Create a new branch and switch it immediately
git checkout -b branch_name
List branches
git branch
Merge two branches
git merge branch_name
Add a remote repository to your local repository
git add remote https://repo_url_here
Git clone
git clone
download updates from a remote repository.
git pull
After committing your changes, the next you send changes to the remote server.
git push
#or force push
git push -fConclusion
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