| Initializing | giti init | To initialize a Git repository |
| Checking the Status | git status | git status command to see what the current state of our project is |
| Adding | git status Git add octocat.txt |
To check and add a file to git tracking mechanism. |
| Committing | git commit -m “Add cute octocat story” | |
| Adding All Changes | git add '*.txt' | Adding all *.txt files alone |
| Committing all | git commit -m “Add all the octocat files” | Now committing them. |
| History | git log | |
| Remote Repositories | git remote add origin https://github.com/try-git/try_git.git | To push the changes of local repo to the server |
| Pushing Remotely | git push -u origin master | The -u is to remember origin and master, next time we can just do git push |
| Pulling Remotely | git pull origin master | |
| Difference | git diff HEAD | |
| Difference | git add octocat/octodot.txt | |
| Staged Difference | git diff –staged | |
| Resetting the Stage | git reset ocotfamily/octodog.txt | |
| git checkout – octodog.txt | ||
| Branching Out | git branch clean_up | |
| git checkout clean_up | ||
| Removing All The Things | git rm '*.txt' | |
| git commit -m “Remove all the cats” | ||
| git checkout master | ||
| git merge clean_up | ||
| Keeping things clean | git branch -d clean_up | Deleting the branch clean_up |
| git push |
Saturday, August 2, 2014
Starting with GIT
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