Version management artifact Git get started

Since the previous toss over SVN, although ultimately not successful, but also experienced, git get started is relatively simple.

Create an initialization repository in a new directory: Git init

git Add File

git add file2

Git commit-m "Add Files"

git reset--hard head^ (HEAD indicates the latest version, ^ represents the previous version ^^ represents the second version above, head~100 represents the 100th previous)

You can get the version ID given by git reset--hard 89123432来 (SVN has a version ID of 1 2 3 increments, but git is distributed, avoiding a long ID for many different users)

You can view the action and version number of the commit via git log

You can view changes to a file by using git diff file

If you close the window to not remember the ID, you can use Git reflog to view the history and version number of the operation, and then restore the version through the GIT reset--hard ID.

Git checkout--file can restore all actions after git add or git commit

Version management artifact Git get started