| Task | Command |
| Lists all branches | git branch -a |
| Lists remote branches | git branch -r |
| Lists local branches | git branch -l OR git branch |
| Delete local branch | git branch -D fix/authentication |
| Delete remote branch | git branch origin --delete fix/authentication |
Mysterious vanishing branches in git
1) You can use git reflog and find the commit of your files
2) Then you can run this to recreate the branch:
git checkout <commit-id> -b <new-branch-name>
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git --version
git config --global user.name "John Smith"
git config --list
command to Initilize folder as GIT repo -> git init
[This will be master branch]
current status of folder-> git status
[to check which files are not commited]
add all files in current directory to git -> git add .
commit the current state of folder to git repo -> git commit
OR
git commit -m "First commit"
small Log of all commits -> git log --oneline
check full details of log -> git log
checkout previous commited file-> git checkout <commit> <file>
To reset changes-> git reset HEAD <file>
[reset staging are to last commit without disturbing working dir]
Restore change to last commit -> git checkout -- <file>
Add local git repo to remote repo and then can be commited in remote repo
git remote add origin <url>
Then Push local git repo to origin to master branch
git push -u origin master
git clone <url>
.gitignore file contains entry of files/folders[temporary] that should be ignored during commit
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