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This document provides a cheat sheet for using the version control system Git. It summarizes key Git commands for creating and initializing repositories, tracking local changes, committing changes to the local repository, viewing commit history and logs, merging and rebasing branches, adding and working with remote repositories, and branching and tagging. The cheat sheet is organized into sections covering local changes, history, merging/rebasing, remote updates, branching/tagging, and provides brief explanations and examples of common Git commands.
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This document provides a cheat sheet for using the version control system Git. It summarizes key Git commands for creating and initializing repositories, tracking local changes, committing changes to the local repository, viewing commit history and logs, merging and rebasing branches, adding and working with remote repositories, and branching and tagging. The cheat sheet is organized into sections covering local changes, history, merging/rebasing, remote updates, branching/tagging, and provides brief explanations and examples of common Git commands.
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Git Cheat Sheet
by Sam Collett (SamCollett) via cheatography.com/196/cs/104/
Create Git Repository Git - History Git - Remote Update / Publish
From existing directory Show all commits List remotes
cd project_dir git log git remote -v
git init Short Format Show information
git add . git log --pretty=short git remote show remote
From other repository Patches Add remote
git clone existing_dir new_dir git log -p git remote add path/url
git clone git://github.com/user/repo.git Show file commits Fetch changes
git clone https://github.com
/user/repo.git git log file git fetch remote
Show directory commits Fetch + merge
Git - Local Changes
git log dir/ git pull remote branch
Changed in working directory
Stats Publish local to remote
git status
git log --stat git push remote branch
Tracked file changes
Who changed file Delete remote branch
git diff
git blame file git push remote :branch
Add changed files
Publish tags
git add file1 file2 file3 Git - Merge/Rebase
git push --tags
Remove file Merge branch into current
git rm file git merge branch Git - Branching/Tagging
git rm dir/ -r Rebase into branch List branches
(recursive under directory) git rebase branch git branch
See files ready for commit git rebase master branch Switch to branch
git diff --cached Abort rebase git checkout branch
Commit changes git rebase --abort Create new branch
git commit Merge tool to solve conflicts git branch new
git commit -m "My message" git mergetool Create branch from existing
git commit -a -m "My Message" Conflicts against base file git branch new existing
(tracked files only, auto add) git diff --base file Delete branch
Change last commit
Diff other users changes git branch -d branch
git commit --amend git diff --theirs file Tag current commit
Revert changes to file
Diff your changes git tag tag-name
git checkout -- file
git diff --ours file
Revert changes (new commit)
After resolving conflicts
git revert HEAD
git rebase --continue
Return to last committed state
git reset --hard HEAD
By Sam Collett (SamCollett) Published 23rd November, 2011. Sponsored by CrosswordCheats.com
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