In this blog post you can find Git Commands that I use very often:
- Initialise empty git repository to start everything,
git init
- Add all files recursively to git repository as tracked files,
git add -A
- Capture git repository image; On Git world it is called as a commit.
git commit -am "..."
- View all commits that saved before in repository,
git log
- View all files that were tracked and not tracked. So you can see which files will be included in the next commit.
git status
- Search for specific word or line inside all files in the repository. (Same like
grep -rwn -e "..." .)git grep "..."
- Goes back older repo image which specified in commit number.
git reset --hard <commit no>
- After <git reset –hard> command, shows which files can be deletable.
git clean -ndx
- After <git reset –hard> command, delete all files which can be deletable.
git clean -fdx
- Generates a new branch.
git checkout -b <branch name>
- Delete branch.
git branch -d <branch name>
- Use this to switch between branches but commit must be taken in the current branch before using this command.
git checkout <branch name>
- İki commit arasında değişen dosyaları ve değişiklikleri gösteren bir patch dosyası oluşturur,
- git diff <1.Commit> <2.Commit> > <file name>
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