Git - daily commands and how to undo things. Everyday git status git add file.py git add -p (stage hunks interactively) git commit -m "message" git log --oneline --graph --decorate -20 git diff unstaged changes git diff --staged staged changes Branches git switch -c feature create and switch git switch main git branch -d feature delete a merged branch git merge feature git rebase main replay current branch on top of main Remotes git clone URL git fetch download without merging git pull --rebase fetch, then rebase local commits on top git push -u origin feature first push of a new branch Undoing things git restore file.py discard unstaged changes to a file git restore --staged file.py unstage, keep the changes git commit --amend fix the last commit message or contents (before pushing) git reset --soft HEAD~1 undo last commit, keep changes staged git reset --hard HEAD~1 undo last commit and DISCARD its changes git revert <commit> new commit that undoes an old one (safe after pushing) git reflog find "lost" commits after a bad reset Stash git stash git stash list git stash pop Inspecting git blame file.py git show <commit> git log -S "text" commits that added or removed "text" .gitignore examples __pycache__/ *.pyc .env node_modules/
I'd like to add something to the cheat sheet. How do I do that?
Or: /edit?page=GitCheatsheet&text=your+text&name=YourName
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