GitHub TakeOuts
Table of contents
- ls
- mkdir folder_name
- cd folder_name
- git init
- ls -a
- touch file.txt
- git status
- git add <file_name>
- git add .
- git commit -m "<message>"
- vi file.txt
- cat file.txt
- git log
- git reset <log id>
- git stash
- git stash pop
- git stash clear
- git remote add origin <link>
- git remote -v
- git push origin master
- git branch <name_of_branch>
- git checkout <name_of_branch>
- git merge <name_of_branch>
To make it Simpler below are Some of My TakeOuts for the GitHub
ls
This command will list down all the files and folders present in the current working directory
mkdir folder_name
This command will make a new folder in the current directory
cd folder_name
This command will change the present work directory to the given folder name
git init
This command will initialize the folder to work with git inside it
ls -a
This command will show all the hidden files in the current work directory
touch file.txt
This command will create a text file named "file" inside the current work directory
git status
This command will give the status of all the tracked and untracked file
git add <file_name>
This will add a specific file of the given name in the folder to the git
git add .
This will add all the files of the current working directory to git
git commit -m "<message>"
This will commit the file to git with the message
vi file.txt
To edit inside the file(use :wq to get out of the text file)
cat file.txt
To see what is written inside the txt file
git log
This will provide the log of all the changes done by you in git
git reset <log id>
This will reset the log/changes done after the given id
git stash
This will keep the untracked files backstage to use them after some time when needed
git stash pop
This will pop out the untracked files to add or put inside/commit the git
git stash clear
It will clear all the stash
git remote add origin <link>
This will add/link the repo with the current working directory
git remote -v
it will show links of all the linked repositories to the git folder
git push origin master
It will push the files inside the git repo in the master
git branch <name_of_branch>
This will add the new branch to the repo
git checkout <name_of_branch>
This will switch the current branch to the specified one
git merge <name_of_branch>
This will merge the specified branch with the current working branch
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