Git usage record (beginner)

Recently involved in the company's project development, and finally to use Git to add code to the remote library, but did not touch the Git, record the use of the process

First of all, of course, the first download git, this skip, after downloading, in the directory where you want to save the code, with GIT init to initialize a repository

Then add the remote library with git remote add Origin https://xxx/xxx.git

Then git clone https://xxx/xxx.git to clone the remote repository to a local

Put the code you wrote on the cloned library.

Then git add xxx adds the modified file to the local library

Then git commit-m "comment" to submit the modified file to the local library

Finally GIT push Origin master submits the file of the local library to the remote library

Operation completed

Git The basic common commands are as follows:

MKDIR:XX (Create an empty directory XX refers to the directory name)

PWD: Displays the path to the current directory.

Git init turns the current directory into a manageable git repository, creating a hidden. git file.

git add xx adds xx files to the staging area.

Git commit–m "XX" commits a file –m followed by a comment.

Git Status View warehouse status

git diff xx View xx file modified those content

git log View history

git reset–hard head^ or git reset–hard head~ fallback to previous version

(If you want to fallback to 100 versions, use Git Reset–hard head~100)

Cat xx View XX file contents

Git reflog View history's version number ID

Git checkout-xx all the changes to the XX file in the workspace.

git rm xx Delete xx file

Git remote add Origin https://github.com/tugenhua0707/testgit associated with a distant library

Git push–u (not required for the first time with-U) Origin master pushes the current master branch to the remote library

git clone https://github.com/tugenhua0707/testgit cloning from a remote repository

git checkout–b dev Create dev branch and switch to Dev branch

Git branch view all current branches

Git checkout master switches back to the master branch

git merge dev branches on the current branch

git branch–d dev Delete Dev branch

GIT branch name to create a branch

Git stash to hide the current job and resume work after resuming the site.

Git stash list view all hidden file lists

Git stash apply to recover hidden files, but the content is not deleted

git Stash Drop Delete file

Git stash pop recovers files while also deleting files

Git Remote to view information

Git remote–v View details of remote libraries

Git push origin master git pushes the master branch to the remote branch corresponding to the remote library

Git usage record (beginner)