Installing Git + Initial Setup? | Git Tutorials #2

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11:36 most informatic (press click in combination with shift ) love you hu gya....

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[sumandey]

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[abdulraffy]

Save all these commands, you don't need to learn them all with time and practice you will memorize them easily.

Git Commands:
1)To set username :
git config --global user.name

2) To set Email :
git config --global user.email “[email address]”

3) To set an automatic command line coloring effect :
git config --global color.ui auto

4) To initialise a non-git repository as a git repository :
git init

5) To create or initiate a new git repository :
git init [repository name]

6) To obtain the entire repository or download existing source code form the URL provided :
git clone [url]

7) To add a file from the working tree to Staging area / current branch :
git add [file]

8) To add one or more files from the working tree to Staging are current branch :
git add *

9) To stage all files in the entire repository to the Staging area / current branch :
git add.

10) To delete the existing file from your working directory :
git rm [file]

11) To list all files that have to be commited :
git status

12) To see the changed contents that aren't staged :
get diff

13) To see the changed contents that are staged but not commited :
git diff --staged

14) To record or snapshot the changes permanently in the version history of the repository :
git commit -m “[commit message]”

15) To commit all the modified or created files to the repository :
git commit -a

16) to unstage a file without any change in the working directory :
git reset [file]

17) To undo all commits after teh specific commit mentioned and preserves the changes locally :
git reset [commit]

18) To discard all history and go bak to specific commit mentioned :
git reset --hard [commit]

19) To list the branches available in the repository :
git branch

20) To create a new branch :
git branch [branch name]

21) To delete the feature branch :
git branch -d [branch name]

22) To create a new branch and then checks out to the same :
git checkout -b [branch name]

23) To merge specified branches to the current branch :
git merge [branch name]

24) To list the version history for the current branch :
git log

25) To particularly shows the versions of the file mentioned :
git log -follow [file]

26) To show the content change and metadata status of the specific commit :
git show [commit]

27) To connect your local repository to the remote server :
git remote add [variable name] [URL]

28) To send the branch commits to your remote server :
git push [variable name] [branch name]

29) If branch is newly created, then we can upload with this command :
git push --set-upstream [variable name] [branch name]
or
git push -u origin [branch name]

30) To send the commited changes of the master branch to your remote repository :
git push [variable name] master

31) To push all branches to your remote repository :
git push -all [variable name]

32) To fetche and merge changes on the remote server to your working directory :
git pull [repository link]

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