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    Git Cheatsheet

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    This document provides a cheat sheet for common Git commands organized into beginner, intermediate, and advanced sections. It lists commands such as git init to initialize a new repository, git status to check the status of changes, git add and git commit to stage and commit changes, git push and git pull to upload and download from a remote, and git log and git diff to view commit histories and file differences. More advanced commands cover rebasing, tagging, bisecting to find bugs, and configuring Git aliases.

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    This document provides a cheat sheet for common Git commands organized into beginner, intermediate, and advanced sections. It lists commands such as git init to initialize a new repository, git status to check the status of changes, git add and git commit to stage and commit changes, git push and git pull to upload and download from a remote, and git log and git diff to view commit histories and file differences. More advanced commands cover rebasing, tagging, bisecting to find bugs, and configuring Git aliases.

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    This document provides a cheat sheet for common Git commands organized into beginner, intermediate, and advanced sections. It lists commands such as git init to initialize a new repository, git status to check the status of changes, git add and git commit to stage and commit changes, git push and git pull to upload and download from a remote, and git log and git diff to view commit histories and file differences. More advanced commands cover rebasing, tagging, bisecting to find bugs, and configuring Git aliases.

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    This document provides a cheat sheet for common Git commands organized into beginner, intermediate, and advanced sections. It lists commands such as git init to initialize a new repository, git status to check the status of changes, git add and git commit to stage and commit changes, git push and git pull to upload and download from a remote, and git log and git diff to view commit histories and file differences. More advanced commands cover rebasing, tagging, bisecting to find bugs, and configuring Git aliases.

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    GIT - CHEATSHEET BY YASHRAJ

    Command Description

    BEGINNER
    git init Initialize a new Git repository.
    git config --global user.name "Your Name" Set your name.
    git config --global user.email "youremail@example.com" Set your email.
    git clone [url] Clone (download) a repository from an existing URL.
    git status Check the status of your changes.
    git add [file] Add a file to the staging area.
    git commit -m "[message]" Commit your changes with a message.
    git pull [remote] [branch] Pull (download) and integrate changes from a remote.
    git push [remote] [branch] Push (upload) your commits to a remote.
    git branch List all branches in the repo.
    git checkout -b [branch-name] Create a new branch and switch to it.
    git checkout [branch-name] Switch to an existing branch.
    git merge [branch] Merge another branch into your active branch.

    INTERMEDIATE
    git log View commit history.
    git diff View changes between commits, commit and working tree, etc.
    git show [commit] Show changes made in a specific commit.
    git stash Temporarily save changes that you don't want to commit yet.
    git stash pop Apply stashed changes back to the working directory.
    git clean -n Show what would be removed (dry run).
    git clean -f Forcefully remove untracked files.
    git remote -v List all remotes for the repository.
    git remote add [name] [url] Add a new remote repository.
    git fetch [remote] Fetch latest changes from remote without merging.

    ADVANCED
    git rebase [branch] Reapply commits from one branch onto another.
    git commit --amend Modify the last commit.
    git rebase -i HEAD~[number] Interactively rebase recent commits.
    git merge --no-ff [branch] Merge with a commit even if it's a fast-forward.
    git cherry-pick [commit] Apply changes from a specific commit to the current branch.
    git tag List all tags.
    git tag -a [tagname] -m "[message]" Create an annotated tag.
    git push [remote] [tagname] Push a specific tag to remote.
    git bisect start Start bisecting to find a commit that introduced a bug.
    git bisect good [commit] Mark a commit as good.
    git bisect bad [commit] Mark a commit as bad.
    git config --list List all Git configurations.
    git config --global alias.[alias-name] [git-command] Create a Git alias.

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