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New Branch creation and PR

Branch name creation:

UserStory Number/userstory name

--------create a new branch-------

git checkout -b <branch-name>

--------check status of branch-------

git status

--------to pull changes from a branch-------

git pull origin dev

--------add the changes to stage----------

git add <filepath>

--------commit the changes done-----------

git commit -m "commit message"

----------push the changes----------------

git push origin <branch-name>

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--------------------to remove a file from staged changes------

git checkout -- <file-path>

>> If you want to back up your changes

git stash:

git has an area called stash where you can temporarily store a snapshot of your changes without
committing to the git repository.

Its separate from the working directory , the repository.

* you made some changes but you don’t want to commit them and you want to switch to another
branch-------

GIT MERGE

when the local branch is behind the master branch , the branch needs the new changes which are in
master branch , then merge is used

Basically git merge creates a new commit with all the commits you made to the branch.

GIT REBASE:

when the local branch is behind the master branch , the branch needs the new changes which are in
master branch , then fetch is used

Basically git rebase does not create a new commit , all the commits will be shown in the new branch ,
so unnecessary history.

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GIT FETCH:

When we do git fetch all the changes from the repository will be downloaded into the remote
directory/repository but not into local repository.

GIT PULL --> git fetch + git merge .

When we do git fetch all the changes from the repository will be downloaded into the remote
directory/repository and then from remote local repository.

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