Hello Dev,
We all know about Git but I want to share little bit about that, In daily base where I am using, it is basic cheat sheet need to all developers.
Lots of code conflict had been when we were working in a team to completed project. That time we decided to have one cheat sheet on our office wall above desk.
Git Clone:
git clone https://name-of-the-repository-link
Git New branch, list, deleting:
git branch -b (branch name)
git branch or git branch --list
git branch -d
Git Checkout:
git checkout (branch name)
Git Switch:
git switch means you have already created branch.
git switch (branch name)
Git Status Command for:
like current branch, commit, push or pull, files staged, unstaged or untracked, files created, modified or deleted
git status
Git Add:
git add
git add -A (for everything)
Git Commit:
git commit -m "commit message"
Git Push: for upload local repo content
- git push: it is commonly used to upload local repository content to a remote repository.
- git push --set-upstream: Branch 'branch Name' set up to track remote branch 'branch Name' from 'origin'.
- git push -u origin: For push working existing branch .
git push
git push --set-upstream
git push -u origin
Git Pull: for git fetch from local repo which will merge branch
git pull
Git Merge: for merge branch to another
git checkout (branch name)
git fetch
git merge
Thank you for reading.
Top comments (15)
Awesome, post you can also add git rebase , and git cherry-pick both of this command are useful.
check this two links if you want read more
git-scm.com/docs/git-cherry-pick
git-scm.com/docs/git-rebase
Sure
One of the most frequent commands I have found myself using, especially for full stack app development, is git issues.Its a handy lil tool to know which when used with merge requests, helps add or edit app/web features to a project without the risk of messing up the main branch.
For CLI use, we have the following commands
Create a new issue
gh issue create [flags]
Options
-a, --assignee
Assign people by their login. Use "@me" to self-assign.
-b, --body
Supply a body. Will prompt for one otherwise.
-F, --body-file
Read body text from file (use "-" to read from standard input)
-l, --label
Add labels by name
-m, --milestone
Add the issue to a milestone by name
-p, --project
Add the issue to projects by name
--recover
Recover input from a failed run of create
-t, --title
Supply a title. Will prompt for one otherwise.
-w, --web
Open the browser to create an issue
Options inherited from parent commands
-R, --repo <[HOST/]OWNER/REPO>
Sure, I will add
Thanks,
Why there is 3 command for git push?
What is the difference between each of them.
As Answer there are same meaning all of three but both push just the remote repository, but it's when you pull that you notice the difference.
Thank You.
Very useful
Thanks for posting .
Keep it up !
Thank you
Thanks for posting, really helpful !
Keep posting more like this one :)
Sure
Thank you for reading
Very useful .
Wanted to add one more :
** Create new branch & switch to that branch
git checkout -b (branch-name)
rebase is also very useful to us as a developers :)
Sure, I will add
Thanks you
Git commit must be closed “ missing
Yes absolutely right, Thanks
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