gitcommands's Introduction

gitcommands: Git Commands

Useful git commands, which will help millions of developers in their development work.

List of git commands

git init: Initialize the exisiting/new repository with VCS.
git clone: Get the exisitng VCS to your local system.
git config: checking configure, user name, email id, remote url, origin url, upstream url etc.
git status: checking the changes in the vcs repository.
git log: check the previous commit log information, who committed, when commit done, comments on commit
git log -n {4}: recent 4 log
git add: add the chagnes files/directory to the index of git for commit.
git commit: commit the added files or changes directory, git locally store it in vcs.
git push: push the local changes to remote server.
git pull: take the changes of the repository to your local system.
git reset: reset to the previous commit by commit hash
git stash: revert the local changes which is not added in the indexes and store it in temp files which can be later apply to the repo by the commands git stash apply recent stash will be applied in the current branch
git stash apply: apply any stash to the existing branch.
git cherry-pick: apply the commit changes by hash from one branch to other branch
git branch: list the current and all checkout branches.
git checkout: checkout the new or existing branch from a git repo or change to already checkout branch locally.

More information can be found at http://krishnaiitd.github.io/gitcommands/

Details of all git commands are describe in the site http://krishnaiitd.github.io/gitcommands/ with examples. you can visit and you can also free to contribute in this site by forking this branch and request for a pull request, I will be happy to merge your valuable contribution into this open source repository.

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