Git Study Notes (Continuous updates)

1. Force Code Synchronization to remote code

   When the remote repository rolls back the Commit (2nd descriptions), the remote code is forcibly synchronized to the local

   # Update all the latest code remotely, but not merge or rebase

   git fetch --all

   # Directly reset the data to the master, and then update the fetch.

   git reset --hard origin/master

2. Version rollback

   # Roll back the local version
   Git reset -- hard <commit_id>
   # Force submit to server

   Git push origin head -- force

3. Create branch and remote Branch

   # Create a local branch

   Git checkout-B branch_name

   # Push to remote

   Git push origin branch_name

   # Set Tracing (default git pull and git push, otherwise git push origin branch_name is required for update)

   # If git push-u origin branch_name is used for the first push, skip this step.

   # Git push -- Set-upstream origin branch_name

   Git branch-u origin/branch_name

   # Used by collaborators

   # Update the remote branch list

   Git fetch Origin

   # Update a remote branch to the local machine and create a local branch

   Git checkout-B branch_name origin/branch_name

   # Delete a remote Branch (transferring a null pointer to the remote branch is equivalent to deleting it)

   Git push origin: branch_name

   # After the remote branch is deleted, other machines are synchronized.

   Git fetch-P

4. Discard all modifications to the current Workspace

   Git checkout.

Git Study Notes (Continuous updates)