Git CMD Configuration:

git config –global user.name “Aleksander Bekasov” git config –global user.email “alekbekasov@…”

Configuration Check:

git config user.name
git config user.email
git config --global --list

Cloning a Git Repository:

git clone O:\TARGV24\tund1Git

Check User Status:

git status

Creating a Branch / Creating a New Branch:

git branch AleksanderB

Switching Branches:

git checkout AleksanderB

Deleting a Branch:

git branch -d IrinaM

Adding Files:

git add .

Committing Changes with a Comment:

git commit -a -m “name added”

Uploading Changes to the Server:

git push
git push --set-upstream origin AleksanderB

Pull the file added later from the server:

git pull origin main

Creating a New Repo:

git init “repoName”

GitHub Book Link:

Git Book

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Initialize Git in the Current Folder:

git init

Set the Username for the Current Repository:

git config user.name

Stage All New, Modified, and Deleted Files:

git add -A

Check the Compact Version of the Status for Repository:

git status --short

Commit the Updated Files Directly (Skip Staging):

git commit -a -m "New line"

View the Commit History for the Repository:

git log

Show Possible Options for the status Command in Command Line:

git status --help

Show All Git Commands in the Command Line:

git help --all

Create a New Branch Called hello-world:

git branch hello-world

List Existing Branches:

git branch

Switch to the hello-world Branch:

git checkout hello-world

Create and Switch to a New Branch Named hello:

git checkout -b hello

Merge the hello-you Branch with the Current Branch:

git merge hello-you

Remove the hello-you Branch from the Local Repository:

git branch -d hello-you

Add a Remote Repository as an Origin:

git remote add origin https://github.com/x/y.git

pull is a Combination of:

• fetch and then merge

Fetch All Change History from the Origin for This Branch:

git fetch origin

Merge the Current Branch with the master Branch on Origin:

git merge origin/master

Update the Current Branch from Its Origin Using a Single Command:

git pull origin

Push the Current Branch to Its Default Remote origin:

git push origin

List All Local and Remote Branches of the Current Git:

git branch -a

List Only Remote Branches of the Current Git:

git branch -r

Clone the Repository https://abc.com/x/y.git to Your Local Git:

git clone https://abc.com/x/y.git

Clone the Repository https://abc.com/x/y.git to a Folder Named “newlife”:

git clone https://abc.com/x/y.git newlife

Rename the origin Remote to upstream:

git remote rename origin upstream

In .gitignore, Add a Line to Ignore All .temp Files:

*.temp

In .gitignore, Add a Line to Ignore All Files in Any Directory Named temp:

temp/

In .gitignore, Add a Single Line to Ignore All Files Named temp1.log, temp2.log, and temp3.log:

temp?.log

In .gitignore, Ignore All .log Files Except main.log:

*.log
!main.log

Add a New Remote Named ssh-origin Connecting to x/y.git on abc.com Using SSH:

git remote add ssh-origin git@abc.com:x/y.git

Replace the Remote URL for origin with x/y.git on abc.com Using SSH:

git remote set-url origin git@abc.com:x/y.git

Show the Log of the Repository, Showing Just 1 Line per Commit:

git log --oneline

Revert the Latest Commit:

git revert HEAD

Revert the Latest Commit, Skipping the Commit Message Editor:

git revert HEAD --no-edit

Revert the Two Last Commits:

git revert HEAD~1

Reset to the Commit with the Hash abc1234:

git reset abc1234

Amend the Previous Commit with the Message “Updated index”:

git commit --amend -m "Updated index"