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    Git Cheat Sheet - Wall Skills1

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    Git is a version control system that allows users to create, update, and publish changes to code or documents. It provides commands to initialize a repository, add and commit changes locally, pull updates from or push changes to a remote repository, create and switch between branches, revert changes, and view the history of changes. Common workflows involve making changes on a local branch, committing them, pulling updates from the remote, resolving any conflicts, and pushing changes back out.

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    Git Cheat Sheet - Wall Skills1

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    Git is a version control system that allows users to create, update, and publish changes to code or documents. It provides commands to initialize a repository, add and commit changes locally, pull updates from or push changes to a remote repository, create and switch between branches, revert changes, and view the history of changes. Common workflows involve making changes on a local branch, committing them, pulling updates from the remote, resolving any conflicts, and pushing changes back out.

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    Git is a version control system that allows users to create, update, and publish changes to code or documents. It provides commands to initialize a repository, add and commit changes locally, pull updates from or push changes to a remote repository, create and switch between branches, revert changes, and view the history of changes. Common workflows involve making changes on a local branch, committing them, pulling updates from the remote, resolving any conflicts, and pushing changes back out.

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    Git Cheat Sheet - Wall Skills1

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    Git is a version control system that allows users to create, update, and publish changes to code or documents. It provides commands to initialize a repository, add and commit changes locally, pull updates from or push changes to a remote repository, create and switch between branches, revert changes, and view the history of changes. Common workflows involve making changes on a local branch, committing them, pulling updates from the remote, resolving any conflicts, and pushing changes back out.

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    Create Update Publish

    Git Cheat Sheet From existing data


    cd ~/projects/myproject
    Fetch latest changes from origin
    git fetch
    this does not merge them
    Commit all local changes
    git commit -a
    git init
    Pull latest changes from origin Prepare a patch for other developpers
    git add .
    git pull git format-patch origin
    From existing repo does a fetch followed by a merge
    Push changes to origin
    git clone ~/existing/repo ~/new/repo Apply a patch that someone sent you git push [origin] [branch]
    git clone [email protected]:dir/project.git git am -3 patch.mbox
    default protocol is ssh In case of conflict, resolve the conflict and Make a version or milestone
    git am --resolve git tag <version_name>
    Remote repository for existing local data
    mkdir repo.git && cd repo.git
    git init --bare [--shared=group]
    see help for info

    Workflow

    update
    branch pull
    checkout fetch
    branch merge
    am
    browse
    status change
    create using your publish
    log favorite editor commit
    init push
    show commit
    clone format-patch
    diff
    branch revert
    reset
    checkout
    revert

    Branch Revert Show


    Switch to the BRANCH branch Return to the last committed state Files changed in working directory
    git checkout <BRANCH> git checkout -f | git reset --hard git status
    Merge branch B1 into branch B2 ! you cannot undo a hard reset
    Changes to tracked files
    git checkout <B2> Revert the last commit git diff
    git merge <B1> git revert HEAD
    Creates a new commit Changes between ID1 and ID2
    Create branch based on HEAD
    Revert specific commit git diff <ID1> <ID2>
    git branch <BRANCH>
    Create branch based on another git revert $id History of changes
    Creates a new commit git log
    git checkout <new> <base>
    Fix the last commit
    Delete a branch git commit -a --amend History of changes with files changed
    git branch -d <branch> after editing the broken files git whatchanged
    Checkout the ID version of a file Who changed what and when in a file
    master is the default development branch git checkout <ID> <file> git blame <file>
    origin is the default upstream repository A commit identified by ID
    HEAD is the current branch
    git show <ID>
    A specific file from a specific ID
    git diff <ID>:<FILE>
    Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike
    3.0 Unported License: creativecommons.org/licenses/- All local branches
    git branch
    by-sa/3.0/ star "*" marks the current branch
    Search for patterns
    Original by pastjean: github.com/pastjean/git-cheat-sheet git grep <pattern> [path]

    By Pierre-Alexandre St-Jean - http://stjean.me/


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