gitAdvancedCommands

Git 

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Git log —all —decorate —oneline —graph
 Git checkout —track origin/master - to avoid confusion between upstream and origin
   Else add below in config file
    [checkout]
      defaultRemote = origin or upstream. [whatever you want]
 Git fetch origin
 Git diff —name-only
 git diff master~1 requiredfile requriedchangedfile
 Git tag tag name - to tag the logic
 Git restore —staged filename
 Git merge origin/master
 Git pull —rebase upstream master
 Git rebase master
 Git rebase —continue
 git rebase —abort
 Git pull = git fetch + git merge 
 Git  commit -a -m  “message’ -to commit and add directly
 Git diff firstBranch..secondBranch - to see diff between two branch
 Git log — fileYouWantToSearch - to find the log of required file
 Git checkout logId — filename  - to checkout required file from particular log
 Git show-ref
 Git push origin master
 Git pull origin master
 Git remote add upstream upstreamulr - to update your project with the project you forked
 Git fetch upstream - to fetch the latest code from code fork Project 
 Git merge upstream/branchName localBranchName
 Git merge vs git merge —no-ff
 Git push -u origin customBranchName 
 git remote add origin git@github.com:User/UserRepo.git
 git remote set-url origin git@github.com:User/UserRepo.git
 Git remote remove remote name 
 Git branch - to get local branches
 Git clean -df - to remove untracked files
 git reflog- to view our actions
 Git Checkout commitID - detected branch to recollect deleted commit
 Git revert commitId  - which do another commit to remove the not needed commit 
 Git branch —merged - run the command to see what branch are in sync with master
 Git merge branchName — to merge current with the required branch
 Git branch -d branchName - to delete local branch
 Git push origin —delete branch name - to delete remote branch
 Git commit —amend -m ‘message’ - to commit again
 Git cherry-pick commitId - to move commit from one branch to another
 Git reset head .-to reset staging file changes
 Git reset —soft commitId - to reset the	 wrong commit but remain staging area
 Git reset commitId - default option - to reset the wrong commit but it will keep in working directory
 Git reset --hard commitId - to reset the wrong commit but it will delete the changes completely but won’t delete the untracked files
 Git stash save “message”
 Git stash list
 Git stash apply stash@{0}
 Git stash pop
 Git stash drop stash@{0}
 Git stash clear - to remove all the stash 
 git diff-tree –r {commit hash}
 Git bisect
Git add -A or Git add -it will add all(new, modified, deleted, hidden ) file to staging even when you are in child directory
Git add -u.           - it will add only modified or updated file to the staging area
Git add .               - it will add all files but from the current directory to child not its parent directory
Git add *              - its not a recommended one because its more of bash related
 Git checkout — .