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Git Commands and Stashing Guide

The document provides instructions for basic Git commands used to initialize a Git repository, commit changes, work with branches, and push/pull from a remote repository. It covers initializing and configuring a local repository, making commits, cloning a repository from GitHub, viewing commit logs and status, creating and switching branches, stashing changes, merging branches, and adding/interacting with a remote repository on GitHub.

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Git Commands and Stashing Guide

The document provides instructions for basic Git commands used to initialize a Git repository, commit changes, work with branches, and push/pull from a remote repository. It covers initializing and configuring a local repository, making commits, cloning a repository from GitHub, viewing commit logs and status, creating and switching branches, stashing changes, merging branches, and adding/interacting with a remote repository on GitHub.

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  • Git Log and History Tracking
  • Git Initialization Commands
  • Branch Management Commands

Chapter1:

$ git config --global [Link] �John Doe�


$ git config --global [Link] �john@[Link]�
$ git config --global [Link] auto

$ cd <path/to/project/folder>
$ git init

$ ls -la

git add -A
$ git commit -m �Initial commit"

$ cd your/development/folder/
$ git clone [Link]

$ git status

$ git add [Link] [Link] css/*

$ git commit -m �Implement the new login box�

$ git log

==========Chapter2
$ git branch contact-form

$ git branch -v

$ git status

$ git stash

$ git status

$ git stash list

$ git checkout contact-form

$ git add [Link]

$ git commit -m "Add new contact form"

$ git log

$ git checkout master


$ git log

$ git checkout master


$ git merge contact-form

$ git log

=================Chapter#3
$ git remote add origin [Link]

$ git remote -v

$ git branch -va


$ git fetch origin master

$ git fetch origin


$ git log origin/master

$ git pull

$ git checkout <branchName>

$ git push -u origin <branchName>

$ git branch -vva

$ git branch -d <branchName>

$ git branch -dr origin/<branchName>

git remote add origin


git remote add origin <"clone"> -f
git push origin master OR git push origin master -f
git clone repoName
git pull origin master

git push -u origin <branch> -f (push local brach on server)


git push --all -u (push all things on remote server)
git pull --all (pull all data from server)

Chapter1: $ git config --global user.name John Doe u0001 u0001 $ git config --global user.email john@doe.org u0001 u0001 $ git config --globa
$ git fetch origin master $ git fetch origin $ git log origin/master $ git pull $ git checkout <branchName> $ git push -u ori

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