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Github Commands

  • rm -rf .git is used to remove the git folder

  • you can simply delete the git folder from your PC to remove it.

  • Once remote Location is added you can simply use push command to work directly!

  • you need to add the remote repository only once!

  • .gitignore is the file where you keep the names of those files you want git to ignore!

  • *.extensionName if included in the gitignore folder then all those files will be ignored!

  • git diff compares the working area and stagging area

  • git commit -a -m "direct commit" It will directly commit the tracked files (the already staged file). however the untracked files will not be committed!

  • git log will display all the commits and who commit them also! by pressing q you will be out of git log command.

  • You can manually delete or rename files from the git repo but it can be done using git bash!

  • git rm fileName.ExtensionName file will be deleted from the git repo and it will also be staged . The next step will be to commit! When you do this manually it is not staged!

  • git mv currentFileName.ExtensionName newFileName.ExtensionName file will be renamed and it will be staged as well. The next step will be to commit! When you do this manually it is not staged!

  • when a file is being already tracked and then we add it to the gitignore then we modify it. It should not be shown modified now according to our concept but it is shown! for this purpose we have to exclude such files explicitly!

  • git rm --cached fileName.ExtensionName it will remove the already tracked file from the git scenerio. However it will remain in the project!

  • git log To inspect and compare the git repo changes (it only shows the commits)

  • git log --stat it shows the changes in the commits as well! In short thr general statistics of the all the commits!

  • git log --pretty=oneline it will show each git commit in one line!

  • git log --pretty=short it will show each git commit shortly

  • git log --pretty=full it will show each commit in detail.

  • Author is a person who created the file first time!

  • Commiter is anyone who commit some changes in that file!

  • git log --since=2.days it will show your commits for the last 2 days

  • git log --since=2.weeks it will show your commits for the last 2 weeks

  • git log --since=2.years it will show your commits for the last 2 years

  • git log --since=2.hours it will show your commits for the last 2 hours

  • git log --since=2.minutes it will show your commits for the last 2 Minutes

  • git log --pretty=format: "%h -- %an" We can use these specific formats which can be found on pretty formats

  • git log -p -1 it will show the complete details of last commit!

  • git log -p -2 for last two commits and so no!

  • git commit --ammend Will open the VIM terminal where the last commit can be seen and the commit message along with the new commit changes can be merged.

  • For writing in VIM Terminal Click i and to escape escape : then wq to exit!