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Git Commands Cheatsheet

The document provides a cheat sheet for common Git commands including commands for initializing a local repository, tracking changes, staging files, committing changes, viewing history and switching/merging branches.

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Git Commands Cheatsheet

The document provides a cheat sheet for common Git commands including commands for initializing a local repository, tracking changes, staging files, committing changes, viewing history and switching/merging branches.

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Git Command Cheat Sheet

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git init git diff git status git add git add <file>

Create new local Show changes not List new or Stage all changed
Stage a file.
repo. yet staged. unmodified files. files.

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git commit -- git checkout


git commit -a git commit git log
amend <branch>

Commit all local


Commit previously Change the last Show full change Switch a branch and
changes in tracked
staged changes. commit. history. update directory.
files.

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git pull git push


git checkout git checkout git fetch
<remote> <remote>
<new-branch> -d <branch> <remote>
<branch> <branch>

Fetch remote version Push the committed


Fetch all branches
Create new branch. Delete a branch. and update local changes to remote
from remote repo.
branch. repoistory.

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git merge git rebase git revert


<branch> <branch> <remote>

Merge the specified Rebase your current Creates a new


branch into the HEAD onto the commit to revert the
current branch. specified branch. specified commit .

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