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Git Cheatsheet: Inspect Repository Edit Repository Create A Repository

Git is a distributed version control system. The document provides a cheatsheet on common Git commands for creating and managing repositories, branches, commits, tags, and syncing changes with remote repositories. It also covers commands for inspecting repositories, saving code fragments, and getting help.

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Git Cheatsheet: Inspect Repository Edit Repository Create A Repository

Git is a distributed version control system. The document provides a cheatsheet on common Git commands for creating and managing repositories, branches, commits, tags, and syncing changes with remote repositories. It also covers commands for inspecting repositories, saving code fragments, and getting help.

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Git Cheatsheet

A Distributed Version Control System.

Create a Repository Edit Repository Inspect Repository


Create new local repository Add file contents to the index Show the working tree status
$ git init $ git add {filename} $ git status
Create new local repository with name Add all files (new, modified, deleted) to staging View changes: Working Dir & Index
$ git init {repo name} $ git add -A $ git diff
Download remote repository Record changes to the repository with message View changes: Index & Local Repo
$ git clone {repo url} $ git commit -m "{Message}" $ git diff --cached
Resets the index and working directory from HEAD. View changes: Working Dir & Local Repo (HEAD)
Managing Branches $ git reset --hard HEAD $ git diff HEAD
List the branches, current one highlighted Resets file in index, keep working tree View changes in Local Repo between HEAD & HEAD-1
$ git branch $ git reset {file} $ git diff HEAD HEAD^
Create a new branch with name Resets the file in index and working tree View changes between Index & Local Repo (HEAD)
$ git branch {branch_name} $ git reset --hard {file} $ git diff --cached HEAD
Delete the branch Remove file from the working tree and index. View changes in Local Repo between id1 & id2
$ git branch -d {branch_name} $ git rm {file} $ git diff {commit1} {commit2}
Switch to specified branch and update working Remove file from the index and not index. View changes in Local Repo between tag1 & tag2
directory $ git rm --cached {file} $ git diff {tag1} {tag2}
$ git checkout {branch_name}
Move or rename a file, directory or symlink Show the commit history
Join changes from branch into current branch $ git mv {old} {new} $ git log
$ git merge {branch_name}
Show commit history
$ git log --oneline --graph --decorate –all
Working Dir Staging / Index Local Repo Remote Repo
Show log message and textual diff for the commit
add $ git show {commit}
commit
reset push Show what was changed in file by whom
checkout <branch>
checkout fetch $ git blame {filename}
pull / rebase
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Git Cheatsheet
A Distributed Version Control System.

Git Configuration Sync Remote Repository Save / Stash Code Fragments


Set user name property in global config Shows a list of existing remote repositories Record the current state of working directory
$ git config --global user.name “{name}” $ git remote $ git stash
Set user email property in global config Add a remote name for repository at url Record the current state of working directory
$ git config --global user.email “{email}” $ git remote add {name} {repo_url} (Include untracked)
$ git stash -u
Display user name property value Shows list of existing remote repositories with urls
$ git config user.name $ git remote -v List the stash entries with its name.
$ git stash list
Display user name property value Download objects and refs from another
$ git config user.email repository Remove stash state and apply to working tree
$ git fetch $ git stash apply
Display all property values in global config
$ git config --global --list Fetch from and integrate with another repository Remove a single stash entry from the list of stash
or a local branch entries
Open default editor to modify local config file.
$ git pull {alias} {branch_name} $ git stash drop
$ git config -e --local
Same as git stash apply + git stash drop
Open default editor to modify global config file. Push branch to upstream remote repository
$ git stash pop
$ git config -e --global $ git push {alias} {branch_name}
Remove all the stash entries.
Open default editor to modify system config file.
Manage Tags $ git stash clear
$ git config -e --system
Create a tag reference Git Help
$ git tag {tag name}
Provide help on the different git commands
Create an “annotated” tag reference
$ git help
$ git tag -a {tag name}
Provide help on the specific git command
List all the tags
$ git help {command}
$ git tag --list
Provide help on the specific git command
Delete specific tag
$ git {command} --help
$ git tag --delete {tag name}

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