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Git Commands Cheat Sheet - Phoenix Nap
The Git Commands Cheat Sheet - Phoenix Nap is a document that provides a quick reference guide for Git commands. It offers a summary of commonly used commands and their functionalities in Git, which is a popular version control system used for tracking changes in software development projects.
FAQ
Q: What is Git?
A: Git is a version control system that allows you to track changes in your files and collaborate with others.
Q: How do I initialize a Git repository?
A: You can initialize a Git repository by running the command 'git init' in your project's directory.
Q: How do I clone a repository?
A: To clone a repository, use the command 'git clone <repository URL>'.
Q: How do I check the status of my repository?
A: You can check the status of your repository by using the command 'git status'.
Q: How do I stage files for commit?
A: To stage files for commit, use the command 'git add
Q: How do I commit changes to my repository?
A: You can commit changes to your repository by running the command 'git commit -m
Q: How do I push changes to a remote repository?
A: To push changes to a remote repository, use the command 'git push
Q: How do I pull changes from a remote repository?
A: You can pull changes from a remote repository by running the command 'git pull
Q: How do I create a new branch?
A: To create a new branch, use the command 'git branch
Q: How do I switch to a different branch?
A: You can switch to a different branch by using the command 'git checkout
Q: How do I merge branches in Git?
A: To merge branches in Git, use the command 'git merge
Q: How do I undo the last commit?
A: To undo the last commit, run the command 'git reset HEAD~'.
Q: How do I discard local changes?
A: You can discard local changes by using the command 'git checkout --
