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Day72 - Notes

The document provides 24 Git commands for working with repositories locally and on GitHub: 1. git --version checks the Git version 2. git config sets the user name and email for commits 3. git commands like git add and git commit have options that can be viewed with --help 4. git init initializes a local repository, git clone downloads a remote repository.

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Day72 - Notes

The document provides 24 Git commands for working with repositories locally and on GitHub: 1. git --version checks the Git version 2. git config sets the user name and email for commits 3. git commands like git add and git commit have options that can be viewed with --help 4. git init initializes a local repository, git clone downloads a remote repository.

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Jenkins, Git and GitHub (Continued)

Git Commands:

1) For finding the git version

git --version

2) Tell Git who you are :

git config --global user.name "Arun Motoori"


git config --global user.email "[email protected]"
git config --list (All the configurations with their values will be listed)

3) Get help with any git command

git config --help


git add --help
git commit --help

4) Create a new local repository and initialize it to a git repository:

git init

3) Checkout a repository

git clone clonesshurl

4) Find the local code changes:

git status

5) Understand where you are ?

Are you at working directory, Staging area or remote repository

6) Add Files to staging area

git add abc.txt


git add .
git add -A

7) Reset the added files back to working directory


git reset
git reset abc.txt

6) Commit the changes

git commit -m "first commit"

7) Adding the github repostory location

git remote add origin clonesshurl

8) Generating the ssh key (Only required to establish secured connection between local machine and github)

ssh-keygen -t rsa

7)Validating the proper establishment of secured connection

ssh -T [email protected]

8)Send changes to the master brach

git push origin master

9) Update the local code with the changes done at remote repository

git pull
git pull origin master

10)For forcefully reverting the previous commit

git reset --hard


git pull

11) For clearing the changes in local

git stash

14) Tracking the commits

git log

15) View information about remote repository


git remote -v

16) Finding the changes made

git diff

17) To know different branches in the current repository

git branch
git branch -a (Shows all the local and remote branches)

18) Creating a new branch

git branch branchname

19) Changing the branch

git checkout branchname

Do some changes to local code and push to new branch


Check the changes in the github.com

20) Switch back to master branch

git checkout master

21) To find whether all the branches have been merged to master

git branch --merged

22)Merge the branch code to master branch

git merge branchname

Now push the merged changes to the remote master branch

git push origin master

Now recheck whether all the branches have been merged to master

git branch --merged


23) Delete the branch

git branch -d branchname

Now check the available branches

git branch
git branch -a

24) Delete the branch from remote repository

git push origin --delete branchname

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