Git

Version control commands for managing repositories, branches, and commits

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Initialize Repository

Create an empty Git repository in a directory to start version controlling your project

git init
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init
repository
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Clone Repository

Clone an existing Git repository from a remote server to your local machine, creating a complete copy with full history

git clone <repository>
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clone
repository
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Configure Git

Configure Git settings including user identity, editor preferences, and repository-specific options

git config
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config
user
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Check Repository Status

Display the current state of your working directory and staging area, showing which files are modified, staged, or untracked

git status
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status
repository
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View Commit History

Show commit logs

git log
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log
history
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Show Commit Details

Show various types of objects

git show
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show
commit
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Show Changes

Show changes between commits

git diff
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diff
changes
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List/Create Branches

List, create, or delete branches

git branch
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branch
list
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Switch Branches

Switch branches or restore files

git checkout
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checkout
branch
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Switch Branches (New)

Switch branches (Git 2.23+)

git switch
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switch
branch
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Merge Branches

Join two or more development histories together

git merge
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merge
branch
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Rebase Branch

Reapply commits on top of another base tip

git rebase
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rebase
branch
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Add Files

Stage file changes to the Git index (staging area) in preparation for committing

git add
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add
files
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Commit Changes

Create a commit to permanently record staged changes in the repository history with a descriptive message

git commit
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commit
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Reset Changes

Reset current HEAD to the specified state

git reset
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reset
changes
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Restore Files

Restore working tree files (Git 2.23+)

git restore
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restore
files
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Revert Commit

Create new commit that undoes changes

git revert
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revert
commit
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Manage Remotes

Manage set of tracked repositories

git remote
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remote
repository
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Fetch from Remote

Download objects and refs from another repository

git fetch
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fetch
remote
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Pull from Remote

Download and integrate changes from a remote repository into your current local branch, combining fetch and merge in one command

git pull
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pull
remote
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Push to Remote

Upload your local commits to a remote repository, making your changes available to collaborators and updating the remote branch

git push
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push
remote
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Stash Changes

Temporarily save your uncommitted changes without committing them, allowing you to work on something else and restore them later

git stash
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stash
changes
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Apply Stash

Reapply previously stashed changes without removing them from the stash list

git stash apply
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stash
apply
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Manage Tags

Create, list, and manage tags for marking specific commits in your repository

git tag
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tag
repository
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Push Tags to Remote

Push local tags to a remote repository so others can access them

git push --tags
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push
tags
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Delete Tag

Delete local or remote tags

git tag -d <tag>
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tag
delete
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List Tags

List all tags in the repository with optional filtering

git tag
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tag
list
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Manage Submodules

Initialize, update, or inspect submodules in a Git repository to manage nested dependencies

git submodule
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submodule
repository
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Clean Untracked Files

Remove untracked files and directories from your working tree to restore a clean workspace

git clean
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clean
files
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Binary Search for Bugs

Use binary search to find the specific commit that introduced a bug or regression

git bisect
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bisect
debug
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Manage Worktrees

Manage multiple working trees linked to a single Git repository for simultaneous development across branches

git worktree
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worktree
repository
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Reference Log

Record when the tips of branches were updated

git reflog
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reflog
history
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Rewrite History

Rewrite branches to filter out some files or modify commits

git filter-branch
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filter
history
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Garbage Collection

Cleanup unnecessary files and optimize local repository

git gc
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gc
cleanup
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Create Patch

Prepare patches for email submission

git format-patch
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patch
email
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Apply Patch

Apply a series of patches from a mailbox

git am
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patch
mailbox
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File Annotation

Show what revision and author last modified each line of a file

git blame
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blame
file
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Search Code

Print lines matching a pattern

git grep
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grep
search
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File System Check

Verify connectivity and validity of objects in database

git fsck
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fsck
integrity
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Prune Objects

Prune all unreachable objects from object database

git prune
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prune
objects
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Show Object

Provide content or type and size information for repository objects

git cat-file
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cat
file
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Compute Object ID

Compute object ID and optionally create a blob from a file

git hash-object
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hash
object

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