All Git Commands for version control system.
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| Command | Function | |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | git --version |
To check the version your git software. ⏳ |
| 2. | git init |
To initialize empty git file repository.💡 |
| 3. | git clone <URL> |
To clone a github repository on your local system. |
| 4. | git status |
To check the status of your repository.🔍 |
| 5. | git add |
To add your files 📂 |
| 6. | git commit -m <commitaddress> |
To address your commits. ❤ |
| 7. | git log |
To check the details about your file entries 📑 |
| 8. | git log --oneline |
It will gives the exact oneline view of your recent file commits. |
| 9. | git checkout <file ID> <file name> |
To go back to your previous version of your particular commit. |
| 10. | git checkout -- <filename> |
To come back to your current version. |
| 11. | git reset <file name> |
To go to your normal stage level. |
| 12. | git push origin master |
To push your commits to your master branch github repository. |
| 13. | git pull origin master |
To pull commits from your master branch github repository. |
| 14. | git commit -a -m <commitaddress> |
To address all of your commits. |
| 15. | git rm --cached <filename> |
To unstage a staged file to be commited. |
| 16. | git add . |
To add all of the untracked files detected by git. |
| 17. | git remote |
Lists all remote github repositories associated with your local git project. |
| 18. | git remote -v |
Lists in verbose all remote github repositories associated with the local project. |
| 19. | git remote add origin <URL> |
To link your local git repository with your remote github repository. |
| 20. | git config --global user.name "Your Name" |
To configure your github account username with git. |
| 21. | git config --global user.email your@example.com |
To configure your github account email with git. |
| 22. | git config --list |
To list all your git configurations. |