Linux command: git
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Clone
git clone <repository_path>
add/commit/push
git add . git add -A git commit -m "Message of commit" git push origin master
Branching
git checkout <branch_name> git merge
Undo last changes
git checkout -- .
add remote
git remote add <repository_name> <repository_path>
list remote
git remote -v
Modify remote url
git remote set-url origin <new url>/OTHERREPOSITORY.git
remove remote
git rm <repository_name>
pull/push
git push <repository_name> git pull <repository_name>
Add .gitignore
Add the file to the git folder To stop following and delete the files that were allready being tracked:
git rm -r --cached . git add . git commit -m ".gitignore now working"
- To undo git rm --cached filename use: git add filename
Cheat Sheet
http://wiki.herrerosolis.com/images/4/46/Git-cheat-sheet.pdf