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Essential Git Commands Cheat Sheat 2025

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Essential Git Commands Cheat Sheat 2025

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Essential Git Commands Cheat Sheet

git init: initializes a new Git repository.

git init projet_name

git clone: clones a repository from a remote source.

git clone https://exemple.com/depot.git

git add: adds files to the staging area.

git add

git commit: commits changes to the repository.

git commit -m “msg”

git status: shows the status of the repository.

git status

git push: pushes changes to a remote repository.

git push origin master

git pull: pulls changes from a remote repository.

git pull origin master

git branch: shows a list of branches in the repository.

git pull origin master

git checkout: switches to a different branch.

git checkout branch_name

git merge: merges changes from one branch into another.


git checkout branch_name

git log: shows a log of all the commits in the repository.

git checkout branch_name

git reset: resets the repository to a previous commit.

git reset --hard HEAD~1

git revert: undoes a previous commit.

git revert HEAD

git stash: temporarily saves changes that are not yet ready to be committed.

git stash

git tag: creates a new tag in the repository.

git tag v1.0.0

git remote: shows a list of remote repositories.

git remote -v

git fetch: fetches changes from a remote repository.

git fetch origin

git config: sets configuration options for Git.

git config --global user.name "your Name"

git diff: shows the differences between commits or branches.

git diff branch1..branch2


git blame: shows who made changes to each line of a file.

git blame file.txt

git grep: searches for text in the repository.

git grep "motif"

git show: used to display information about the commit with the ID. It shows the commit
message, author, date, and changes made in the commit.

git show abc123

git whatchanged: used to display the commit history along with the changes made in each
commit. It shows the commit message, author, date, and file changes.

git whatchanged

git cherry-pick: applies a specific commit to the current branch.

git cherry-pick abc12

git bisect: helps identify the commit that introduced a bug.

git bisect start

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