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Alexandreceolin Git

This document provides a cheat sheet for common Git commands organized into sections on useful commands, workflow, log commands, and diff commands. It summarizes commands for fetching and checking out branches, committing changes, rebasing, merging, deleting branches, viewing diffs and logs in various formats, and managing stashes. The cheat sheet is intended to serve as a quick reference for common Git tasks and was created by Alexandre Hausen and hosted on cheatography.com.

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Alexandreceolin Git

This document provides a cheat sheet for common Git commands organized into sections on useful commands, workflow, log commands, and diff commands. It summarizes commands for fetching and checking out branches, committing changes, rebasing, merging, deleting branches, viewing diffs and logs in various formats, and managing stashes. The cheat sheet is intended to serve as a quick reference for common Git tasks and was created by Alexandre Hausen and hosted on cheatography.com.

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GIT Cheat Sheet

by Alexandre Hausen (alexandreceolin) via cheatography.com/24507/cs/9235/

 Example Useful Commands

git fetch origin --prune git log --oneline


git checkout --track origin​/br​anc​hname git log --stat
git log --name​-status
Workflow git log --follow --pret​ty=​for​mat​:'%an (%ae)'
file.c | sort | uniq
git fetch
git worktree
git checkout featur​e/f​eat​ure-x
# which commit came this branch from?
git commit -m "​[Fe​ature] feature x implem​ent​‐
git merge-base new_branch old_branch
ed"
# merged branches not deleted
git push
for branch in `git branch -r --merged
git checkout develop
origin​/master | grep -v HEAD`;do echo -e `git
git pull
show --form​at=​"%ai %ar by %an" $branch | head -n
git checkout featur​e/f​eat​ure-x
1` \\t$br​anch; done | sort -r
git rebase develop
# Amend a (non-p​ushed) commit
git add fixed files list
git commit --amend --no-edit
git rebase --continue
# clear local tags
git checkout develop
git fetch --prune origin "​+re​fs/​tags/
:refs/​‐
git merge --no-ff featur​e/f​eat​ure-x
tags/"
git push
git remote show origin
git branch -D featur​e/f​eat​ure-x
git checkout --track origin​/br​anc​hname
git push origin :featu​re/​fea​ture-x

Log
diff
git log --oneline
git diff --staged
git log --stat
# what has changed in this file from last commit
git log --name​-status
git diff HEAD~1..HEAD file.txt
git log --follow --pret​ty=​for​mat​:'%an (%ae)'
# compares file from current branch to master
file.c | sort | uniq
git diff HEAD..m​aster file.txt
# compares the stash against the commit it is
based on
git diff stash@​{0}^!
# see the most recent stash
git stash show -p
git stash show -p stash@{0}

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