Part-4 Basic Git Commands That Everyone Should Know
Let’s make a well articulated and documented "cheat-sheet" with all the commands you learned so far in Git-GitHub.
Table of contents
Git Command
Let us open Git Bash and run some Git commands
1. $ git init “[repository-name]”
2. $ git --version
3. $git config --global user.name "Ritul"
4. $git config --global user.email "xyz@98gmail.com"
5. $ git status
6. $ git add . or git add [filename]
7. $ git commit -m "message"
8. $ git log
9. $ git show <commit-id>
10. $ git remote add origin <centralgit URL>
11. $ git remote -v
12. $ git push -u origin master
13. $ git log -1
14. $ git log -2
15. $ git log --oneline
16. $ git branch
17. $ git branch <branch name>
18. $ git checkout <Name of the branch you want to go>
19. $ git branch -d <branch-name>
20. $ git branch -D <branch-name>
21. $ git merge <branch name>
22. $ git stash
23. $ git stash list
24. $ git stash apply stash @ {0}
25. $ git stash clear
26. $ git reset .
27. $ git reset --hard
28. $ git revert <commit-id>
26. $ git clean -n
27. $ git clean -f
28. $ git tag
29. $ git show <tag-name>
30. $ git tag -d <tagname>
Finally Completed Git!! 🎉
Happy Learning :)