git-learning-resources's Introduction

Commands list

git config
git config --list
git config --list --show-origin
git config --global user.name "Some Name"
git config --global user.email "[email protected]"
git init
git status
git log <file>
git log --all --decorate --oneline --graph
git log --pretty=format:"%cn hizo un commit %h el dia %cd
git log shortlog
git log > log.txt save logs ina file (txt in this case)
git log --after=“2018-1-2” --before=“today” by date
git log --author=“Name Author” by author
git show <file>
git diff <commit number tag #1> <commit number tag #2> compare differences
git status
git add . or git add <relative-path-file>
git commit -m "Some description"
git commit -am "Some description" Add and commit at the same time
git clone <url>
git fetch
git merge
git pull Simplifly "git fetch" & "git merge"
git push Push your local commits
git rm <file>
git rm --cached <file> remove from staging area
git rm --force <file> remove HDD
git reset --soft back to staging
git reset --mixed back to working directory
git reset --hard delete everything
git reset HEAD remove changes from staging
git checkout <commit-id> <file> OPTIONAL FILE
git checkout <branch-name> back to lastest commit/changes
git branch <branch-name create a new branch
git branch -l list branches
git merge <branch-name> make a commit with a merge
git remote add origin <url> add remote
git remote -v list remote origin
git push origin <branch-name> push the a branch to origin (that is our remote branch)
git pull origin master --allow-unrealated-histories merge remote history branch to local branch

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