.NET Code Log: GIT - Commands Reminder

Sunday, January 29, 2017

git --version
git -status
git add *file* - adds files to the repository so that Git knows to track their changes.
git commit -m "message" - commits all added files to the repository as a change. With the -a flag, commits all changes to all tracked files. With the -m flag, allows you to specify a commit message directly on the command line instead of in your default editor.
git config - allows you to make configuration changes to Git. With the --global flag, makes these changes available across your entire system.
git config --global user.name "Steven"
git config --global user.email some@sss.com
git log - Show us a chronological log of all of our commits to the current repository.
git checkout - "check out" a different version of the code from the one you're currently looking at.
git diff - create a "diff" view to demonstrate what has changed between two different versions of your repository.
git log --all --decorate --oneline --graph - Decorated commit list.

Commiting

git add - adds files to the repository so that Git knows to track their changes.
git commit - commits all added files to the repository as a change. With the -a flag, commits all changes to all tracked files. With the -m flag, allows you to specify a commit message directly on the command line instead of in your default editor.

Branching

git branch branchname - create a new branch named branchname.
git checkout branchname - switch to the branch named branchname.
git checkout -b branchname - create a new branch named branchname and switch to that branch.

Cherry-pick

Cherry picking is the act of picking a commit from a branch and applying it to another.

Git remove last commit:

git reset --hard Point to next last guid.

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