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Git Commands

This document provides instructions and explanations for various Git commands. It discusses how to set up authentication with git config, clone and pull from remote repositories, switch branches and check out files, add and commit changes, push to remote repositories, reset changes, and cache credentials. Key commands covered include git clone, git pull, git branch, git checkout, git add, git commit, git push, and git reset in both soft and hard modes. Caching credentials is also addressed.

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Git Commands

This document provides instructions and explanations for various Git commands. It discusses how to set up authentication with git config, clone and pull from remote repositories, switch branches and check out files, add and commit changes, push to remote repositories, reset changes, and cache credentials. Key commands covered include git clone, git pull, git branch, git checkout, git add, git commit, git push, and git reset in both soft and hard modes. Caching credentials is also addressed.

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git config --global user.

name "username"

git config --global user.email "email"

1.git clone url


git remoter add origin "url"

from working area to stagging area

git add filename

git add .

from stagging area to local repo

git commit -m "new line added"

from local repo to remote repo

git push origin HEAD

interview
from remote repo to local repo

git pull origin HEAD

git clone and git pull


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git clone --is used to create local repo,it is an one time activity

git pull ---> to pull updated changes to local repo

git branch
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git branch <branch name> /e.g.develop

git checkout develop

git checkout ------------multiplt purpose

git checkout branchname ----->swithed

git checkout filename ----> to revert the changes to original state

HARD reset
git reset --hard HEAD~1
git reset --soft file

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git fetch vs git pull ---->imp
git fetch pull recent updates but will not change local repo/working dir

git pull recent updates will change local repo

RESET:
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git reset
revert change from stagging area to working area

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git reset --soft HEAD~1

revert change from local repo to stagging area


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git reset --hard HEAD~1


revert all the change from local repo to working area --> origin state
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git config --global credential.helper cache

git config --global --unset credential.helper

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