GIT

CHEAT SHEET

Manage local changes

Show all commits.

git log
Top 10 commands
Show the state of the working AND staging
areas. Show changed files.
Create a new repository.
git status
git init
List the changes between your current
Add all current changes to the next commit. working directory AND staging area.
git add . git diff
Commit all local changes in tracked files Show a log of all the updates made to a
git commit -a -m ‘message’ branch.
git reflog
Create a new branch.
git branch <new-branch>

Switch the current branch.

git checkout <branch> Manage a branch
Update the local branch (HEAD branch).
git pull <remote> <branch> List all the branches.
git branch -av
Publish local changes to the remote.
git push <remote> <branch> Create a new branch.
git branch <new-branch>
Merge a branch into the current branch.
git merge <branch> Delete a local branch.
git branch -d <branch>
Clone a GIT repository.
git clone ssh://[email protected]/repo.git Delete a remote branch.
git push <remote> --delete <branch>
Reset the current HEAD to a specific commit.
git reset --hard <commit>

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Rewrite the history

Modify the last commit.

Manage a tag
git commit --amend

List all the tags. Rebase the current branch onto a base.

git tag git rebase <bash>

Create a tag. Interactively rebase the current branch

onto a base.
git tag <tag-name>
git rebase -i <base>
Publish all the tags to the remote.
git push --tags

Delete a local tag.

Undo the changes
git tag -d <tagname>

Delete a remote tag. Revert a commit (by producing a new

git push --delete origin <tagname> commit with contrary changes).
git revert <commit>

Discard local changes in a specific file.

git checkout HEAD <file>
Manage a remote
Reset to a previous commit.
List all the remotes. git reset <commit>
git remote -v Discard all local changes.
Show information about a remote. git reset --hard HEAD
git remote show <remote>

Add a new remote.

git remote add <name> <url> Configure the GIT user

Remove a remote.
Define the author’s name.
git remote remove <name>
git config --global user.name <name>
Download all the changes from a remote
(without merging them into HEAD). Define the author’s email.

git fetch <remote> git config --global user.email <email>

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