This document represents the most common Git commands discussed in dwclass.

• Table of contents
• Add git cheet sheat with examples
• Add some pic to show how git works

All contributions are welcome:

• Read the issues, fork the project and do a Pull Request.
• Request a new topic creating a New issue with the enhancement tag.
• Find any kind of errors in the cheat sheet and create a New issue with the details or fork the project and do a Pull Request.

Git tracks the changes you make to files, so you have a record of what has been done, and you can revert to specific versions should you ever need to.

Repositories contain a collection of files of various versions of a Project. it must contain README.md and LICENSE

$ git clone https://github.com/mi-alkhamis/git-cheatsheet.git

we use this command to retrieve a copy of a project, in this example, you can get a copy of mine 😄

$ git pull

it gave all changes from the remote repository and write in the local repository

reset: $ git reset COMMIT-NUM restore to COMMIT-NUM and remove ahead commits

revert: $ git revert COMMIT-NUM restore to COMMIT-NUM and make a commitment to remind the path

checkout: $ git checkout COMMIT-NUM to change head to mentioned commit number

rebase: $ git rebase order commits by commit number

merge: merge change to make a commit

to show history use $ git log

$ git diff

use a tag to version the project, to make it easy to get a release from it

$ git tag v1.0

first of all, clone it $ git clone https://github.com/mi-alkhamis/git-cheatsheet.git after making change push it git push

• NOTE: most projects have How to contribute file, if this file exists, follow the owner's rules to pull the request

make a branch when you work on a bugfix, a new feature, or something like it, and don't want to effort all project, so make a brach $ git branch NAME after making changes merge it $ git merge

This project is licensed under the GPL-3.0 License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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