Linux Git command

Linux Git command git config --global user.name "example"git config --global user.email "example@example.com"git config --global core.editor emacsgit config --global color.status autogit config --global color.diff autogit config --global color.branch autogit config --global credential.helper cachegit config --global credential.helper 'cache --timeout=3600' git config --global --list add alias gs='git status' in .bashrc Two ways to get a repositoryClone someone else's - git cloneMake your own - git init git add *.c (add all C source files in the current folder)git add \*.c (add all C source files in the current folder and all subfolders)git add . (add everything, be careful) git commit -agit commit -m <comment> git commit --amend git rm <file> ---- removes <file> from Git and deletes it as wellgit rm --cached <file> leaves it hanging in the directory, it's just gone from git git mv <src> <dst> git loggit log <path>git diffgit diff --cached edit .gitignore --- the files you don't want to save git branch --- inspect the branchesgit checkout branch_a --- switch to branch agit checkout -b branch_b --- create branch b and switch to bgit merge branch_agit mergetool ---