git code . //Open vs code
git status //Show file status
git status -s //show short file status
git add <filename> //Add the particular file to staging area
git add . //Add all the file to the staging area
git commit --amend //Add these changes to the last commit (will have to use vim editor)
git commit -m "message" //Commit the files in the staging area
git commit -am "message" //Will commit without adding the file to the staging area
git checkout --<filename> //will restore the file from the last commit
git checkout -f //All the files will be replaced with last commit
git checkout -b <branch name> //Create a branch
git branch //To see the branches
git branch -d <branch name> //To delete a branch
git branch -v //will show the branch and its last commit
git branch --merged //will show the branches that are merged
git branch --no-merged //will show the branches that are not merged
git merge <branch name> //while in a branch you can merge another branch
git log //Show all the commits
git log -n //n can be replaced by any number "will show last n commits"
git log -p //Will show detailed discription of the commits
git log -p -n //use of n is similar as described above
git log --stat //will show short detailing of the commits
git log --stat -n //use of n is similar as described above
git log --since=n.days //commit of last n days/weeks/months "days can be replaced by weeks,months"
git rm --cached <filename> //will remove to file from the tracking area
git rm -rf //will uninitialized the current repository
git rm <filename> //will delete the file
git mv <Present filename> <The filename after the change> //to Rename the file
git clone <URL> //Cloning a repository in the current folder
git clone <URL> foldername //Cloning the repository in the given folder name (Folder will be created by itself)
git config --global alias. <new name> 'old command' //while create an alias command for the given command
git remote //Show all the name of remote repository
git remote -v //Show all the path (fetch/push) of the remote repository
git remote add <name> url //Add a remote repository
git remote rm <name> //To remove a remote
git push <remote name> <branch name> //To push a branch to remote repository
git push <remote name> <branch name>:<branch name you want to have in the remote repository>
git reset HEAD //To move to a previous commit
More commands can be found on this website
//website https://git-scm.com/docs/git-log
# Download this pdf from Atlassian.com
https://www.atlassian.com/dam/jcr:e7e22f25-bba2-4ef1-a197-53f46b6df4a5/SWTM-2088_Atlassian-Git-Cheatsheet.pdfgit remote add upstream git@bitbucket.org:some-gatekeeper-maintainer/some-project.gitWhat is git cheat sheet?
The git cheat sheet is a concise, easy-to-read document for quickly learning how to use some of the most popular and useful commands in the Git environment. It’s designed for beginners who are new to Git and have little or no prior experience with it.
Most Common GIT Commands
A git command cheat sheet is a document that lists the most commonly used commands and their corresponding syntax.
The following is a list of git commands with syntax:
-git add -A
-git commit -m “commit message”
-git push origin master
-git pull origin master
-git clone {URL of git repository}git remote -v
origin git@bitbucket.org:my-user/some-project.git (fetch)
origin git@bitbucket.org:my-user/some-project.git (push)git checkout main
git merge upstream/maingit remote -v
origin git@bitbucket.org:my-user/some-project.git (fetch)
origin git@bitbucket.org:my-user/some-project.git (push)
upstream git@bitbucket.org:some-gatekeeper-maintainer/some-project.git (fetch)
upstream git@bitbucket.org:some-gatekeeper-maintainer/some-project.git (push)git code . //Open vs code
git status //Show file status
git status -s //show short file status
git add <filename> //Add the particular file to staging area
git add . //Add all the file to the staging area
git commit --amend //Add these changes to the last commit (will have to use vim editor)
git commit -m "message" //Commit the files in the staging area
git commit -am "message" //Will commit without adding the file to the staging area
git checkout --<filename> //will restore the file from the last commit
git checkout -f //All the files will be replaced with last commit
git checkout -b <branch name> //Create a branch
git branch //To see the branches
git branch -d <branch name> //To delete a branch
git branch -v //will show the branch and its last commit
git branch --merged //will show the branches that are merged
git branch --no-merged //will show the branches that are not merged
git merge <branch name> //while in a branch you can merge another branch
git log //Show all the commits
git log -n //n can be replaced by any number "will show last n commits"
git log -p //Will show detailed discription of the commits
git log -p -n //use of n is similar as described above
git log --stat //will show short detailing of the commits
git log --stat -n //use of n is similar as described above
git log --since=n.days //commit of last n days/weeks/months "days can be replaced by weeks,months"
git rm --cached <filename> //will remove to file from the tracking area
git rm -rf //will uninitialized the current repository
git rm <filename> //will delete the file
git mv <Present filename> <The filename after the change> //to Rename the file
git clone <URL> //Cloning a repository in the current folder
git clone <URL> foldername //Cloning the repository in the given folder name (Folder will be created by itself)
git config --global alias. <new name> 'old command' //while create an alias command for the given command
git remote //Show all the name of remote repository
git remote -v //Show all the path (fetch/push) of the remote repository
git remote add <name> url //Add a remote repository
git remote rm <name> //To remove a remote
git push <remote name> <branch name> //To push a branch to remote repository
git push <remote name> <branch name>:<branch name you want to have in the remote repository>
git reset HEAD //To move to a previous commit
More commands can be found on this website
//website https://git-scm.com/docs/git-log
git push
git pull
git branch
git commit -m "message"
git clone
git init
git checkout
git remote add
git status
git diff
git rebase