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The document provides instructions for various Git commands like configuring user information, checking status, adding and committing files, branching, tagging and merging. It explains how to initialize a local repository, commit directly without staging, view changes, remove files, push to a remote repository and switch between branches.

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Git

The document provides instructions for various Git commands like configuring user information, checking status, adding and committing files, branching, tagging and merging. It explains how to initialize a local repository, commit directly without staging, view changes, remove files, push to a remote repository and switch between branches.

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to get to kanow who is commiting , each user should have its own config

git config --global user.name "Grv"


git config --global user.email "[email protected]"

to check ---> git config --global --list

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git sttaus --->checks sttaus


git init --->create a local repository
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indtead of geting master , we will use main
git init -b main

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How to add files ---> git add first.txt


if we want all past commits ---> git log
how to commit with meassage ---> git commit -m "this is my first commit"
to directly commit and not staging(add)--> git commit -a -m "this is my first
commit"
to get changes ---> git diff --staged
to commit all files directly ---> git add .
to ramove file from directory or git ---> git rm --cached xyz.txt

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to push local repo to remote repo or in github ---> git push origin main

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-------------------------------------------------------Tagging on github ---> git
tag -a v1.0 -m "First release"
to know about the tag ---> git show v1.0

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to get a new branch ---> git checkout -b feature1 or git switch -c feature1

to check which braanch u are in ---> git branch(for local) or git branch --all
(for remote)

to swtch to main brwnach ---> git switch main


to swtch to prev brwnach ---> git switch -

to delete the branch ---> git branch -d feature2

to push branches on remote repository add - commit - git switch feature1 - git
push origin feature1

to merge feature branch to main branch - git switch main - git pull origin main
- git merge feature1 - git push origin main

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