GIT

GIT LOG:

• I want to check the difference of each file (-p) for the last 2 commits (-2).

  $ git log -p -2

• I want to check an specific file and how many lines where updated in each commit.

  $ git log --stat

• I want a pretty way to see commits

  $ git log --pretty=format:"%h - %an, %ar : %s" `

• I want to see the commits with the branches structure.

  $ git log --graph

• I want to check the commits that were made the last 2 weeks avoiding merges commits.

  $ git log --since=2.weeks --no-merges

GIT AMMEND:

• Ops, I forgot to add a file and/or I want to change a typo. If you have your changes LOCALLY ->

  $ git commit -m 'Initial commit' $ git add forgotten_file $ git commit --amend

• Ops, I add a file that I don't want in the commit

  $ git reset HEAD <file.name> or $ git restore --staged <file.name>

• Ops, I don't want to commit neither stash the changes that I made in . Unrecoverable!

  $ git checkout -- <file.name> or $ git restore <file.name>

GIT REMOTES:

• I want to clone a remote repository.

  $ git clone

• I create a new repo in my local and I want to link it with a new repo in github.

  $ git init $ git remote add <url.git> $ git add . $ git commit -m 'Initial commit' $ git push

• I want to have my own repo based on another repo just in case I messed up. ** Check this out! Note: First create a forke of an existing repo in github this would give you a url.git

  $ git remote add <url.git> $ git fetch $ git checkout /<branch_name>

• I want to check what it is in a repo that I forked

  $ git remote show

• I want to check witch remotes do I have

  $ git remote -v

• I want to push commits that I have in the remote

  $ git push <branch_name>

• Ops, I missspeled the name of my remote

  $ git remote rename

GIT TAGS :

• I want to create a tag based on release. Eg. v.0.0.1

  $ git tag -a <release_version> https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Basics-Tagging

Collaborators : Alexandra Avendano