• Welcome to here
  • Aid
  • Q&A
    • 1. ssh
    • 2. git status -s
    • 3. git fetch -p
    • 4. new branch and push to it

Welcome to here

csdn

Aid

to practice my git skill

Q&A

1. ssh

• $ ssh-keygen -t rsa -C 'your@email'

• add ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub to your github accout Settings SSH keys

• and that's okokok and you are not have to type your username & password everytime push.

It's cool.

2. git status -s

$ git status -s
 M README
MM Rakefile
A  lib/git.rb
M  lib/simplegit.rb
?? LICENSE.txt

let's look a table below:

left	right	example	what's the meaning
A		example.md	new and add to stage
M		example.md	modified and staged
	M	example.md	modified without staged
M	M	example.md	modified&staged but modified again without staged
?	?	example.md	untracked file

3. git fetch -p

scene: remote branch linjun has been deleted, but local branch linjun still exist.
aid: to delete local branch linjun

~/paas-console$ git fetch -p
Username for 'http://git.terminus.io': lj@terminus.io
Password for 'http://lj@terminus.io@git.terminus.io':
From http://git.terminus.io/pampas/paas-console
 x [deleted]         (none)     -> origin/linjun

4. new branch and push to it

• $ git branch sfwn

• $ git checkout sfwn

• do something and commit

• $ git push

fatal: The current branch sfwn has no upstream branch.
To push the current branch and set the remote as upstream, use

git push --set-upstream origin sfwn

• $ git push --set-upstream origin sfwn

• $ git push

• ok