- go to Kamino and provide your DNA
git clone url/to/your/repository
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print out what's modified since last commit
git status
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fetch any info on changes from the cloud (doesn't modify your local files)
git fetch
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pull the changes from cloud to your local branch files
git pull
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push your local commits to cloud
git push
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checkout a local branch (may not be up to date)
git checkout name_of_branch
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checkout a remote branch
git fetchgit checkout name_of_branch
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make a new local branch & sync with remote
git checkout -b new_branch_namegit push --set-upstream origin new_branch_name
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add the files or folders you want to be in the commit
git add /path/to/file.vhdgit add /folder/you/want/to/add/*
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add everything
git add -A
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see changes for an unstaged file
git diff specific/file/you/want/to/check
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see changes to all unstaged files files
git diff
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undo a local commit without changing files:
git reset --soft HEAD^
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unstage everything
git reset
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undo your changes to a file
git checkout -- path/to/file.txt
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reset your local files back to last commit
git reset --hardgit clean -fd
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moving staged files into a commit with just summary message
git commit -m "summary of what was changed in this commit"
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more verbose commit that brings up your vim text editor or whatever you set it to first line will be summary, rest of lines for more detailed description
git commit
- pull latest master changes from cloud to your local branch
git merge origin/master
- Yeah, good luck with that. Time to call a team meeting.
- stash away a copy of your changes locally so you can put them back later
git stash
- deploy your stashed changes
git stash pop
- delete your stash
git stash drop
tagging helps you label your commits as certain product releases, etc.
Creating a local tag:
git tag -a v1.1 -m "this feature was when we added the blinky leds make people think people our product is cool"
List local tags:
git tag
See more info about a specific tag
git show v1.1
Tag a previous commit (where abc1234 is the start of your commit checksum you want to tag):
git tag -a v1.0 abc1234 -m "Original Product Release"
Push a tag to remote
git push origin v1.1
Or push all tags
git push --tags
- local - your local files not on the cloud
- remote - the cloud storage solution you chose. (bitbucket, github, etc)
- origin - a local alias that points to some remote's URL (points to your repository on bitbucket you cloned from, unless you change it)
- include a .gitignore file in your repo to tell git to ignore changes on files with certain patterns (assuming they're not already in your repo)