Common commands for Git (i)

2. Git configuration:

   git config--global user.name "Tina Gao"

   git config--global user.email "[Email protected]"

   After executing the above command, a. gitconfig file will be created in the home directory to view the contents: Cat ~/.gitconfig

4. Clone a repository: Git clone http: ....

6. To initialize a new repository:

   mkdir Project

   CD Project

   Git init

8. To create a file:

   Touch file1 file2 File3

   echo "Test" >> file1

   echo "Test" >> file2

   echo "Test" >> file3

10. To view the status of the current git repository:

    git status

12. Add the untracked file to the buffer using the git add command:

    git add file1 file2 file3

14. See which files in the cache are modified (diff comparison content):

    git diff--cached

16. Submit to local repository: Git commit-m "Add 3 Files"

18. To synchronize the local warehouse to the remote server:

    Git push Origin Master

20. A git repository can maintain many branches and create branches:

    Git branch A

22. View the current branch: Git branch

24. Switch to branch: git checkout Master

26. After making modifications on branch A, merge to master:

    git checkout Master

    git merge-m ' Merge a branch ' a

28. Two branches when you change the same file, there is a conflict in the merge that causes the failure.

30. Undo Merge: Git reset--hard head^

32. View logs: Git log

34. Log statistics (print detailed commit records): Git log--stat

36. Format log as required: git log--pretty=short or git log--graph--pretty=oneline

38. Log sort: git log--pretty=format: '%h:%s '--topo-order--graph

Common commands for Git (i)