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useful git commands

Evil Emu answered on May 9, 2022 Popularity 9/10 Helpfulness 4/10

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#git initialization ==>
git init // initialize the folder to git

#git stagging commands  ==>
//stagges every thing
git add --all 

//stagges every thing as well
git add -A 

//stagges every thing as well 
git add . **best practice**

// stagges only the directory file
git add to/the/directry.exemple 

// stagges every thing with the extension .js
git add * .js  

// show changes of files and files which are stagged
git status 

// to rollback from the stagging 
git reset

// to rollback from the stagging with deleted files
git reset --hard

#git commiting commands ==>
//to commit changes (comments are highly recommended) 
git commit -m 'comment as you want'

// to rollback from commit
git reset HEAD~

//to get back to a commit 
git checkout {hash-code} 
(to check the hash code type git log --oneline) 
Exp: git checkout 59f733b

// to get a single file
git checkout {hash-code} to/the/directry.extension
(to check the hash code type git log --oneline) 
Exp: git checkout 59f733b script.js

#git branching ==>
// info of branches 
git branch

//creat new branch
git branch {name}
Exp: git branch secondry

//to switch branc
git checkout {branch name}
Exp: git checkout secondry

//merge the branch where you are with other one
git merge {branch name} -m 'comment'


#git remote version controlling ==>
//to add origin to the git
git remote add origin {link}

//to clone a repository
git clone origin {branch name}

//push changes 
git push origin {branch name}

//pull a branch
git pull origin {branch name}

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