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Create Git Repository
From existing directory
cd project_dir
git init
git add .
From other repository
git clone existing_dir new_dir
git clone git://github.com/user/repo.git
git clone https://github.com/user/repo.git
Git - Local Changes
Changed in working directory
git status
Tracked file changes
git diff
Add changed files
git add file1 file2 file3
Remove file
git rm file
git rm dir/ -r
(recursive under directory)
See files ready for commit
git diff --cached
Commit changes
git commit
git commit -m "My message"
git commit -a -m "My Message"
(tracked files only, auto add)
Change last commit
git commit --amend
Revert changes to file
git checkout -- file
Revert changes (new commit)
git revert HEAD
Return to last committed state
git reset --hard HEAD
Git - History
Show all commits
git log
Short Format
git log --pretty=short
Patches
git log -p
Show file commits
git log file
Show directory commits
git log dir/
Stats
git log --stat
Who changed file
git blame file
Git - Merge/Rebase
Merge branch into current
git merge branch
Rebase into branch
git rebase branch
git rebase master branch
Abort rebase
git rebase --abort
Merge tool to solve conflicts
git mergetool
Conflicts against base file
git diff --base file
Diff other users changes
git diff --theirs file
Diff your changes
git diff --ours file
After resolving conflicts
git rebase --continue
Git - Remote Update / Publish
List remotes
git remote -v
Show information
git remote show remote
Add remote
git remote add path/url
Fetch changes
git fetch remote
Fetch + merge
git pull remote branch
Publish local to remote
git push remote branch
Delete remote branch
git push remote :branch
Publish tags
git push --tags
Git - Branching/Tagging
List branches
git branch
Switch to branch
git checkout branch
Create new branch
git branch new
Create branch from existing
git branch new existing
Delete branch
git branch -d branch
Tag current commit
git tag tag-name
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Sam, that's brilliant! I'm still using SVN, but dabbling in Git, and this is just the thing to help me make the jump. Great cheat sheet!
Yes, the content is exactly what I am looking for too. It would be even better for these tired old eyes with <font size=+2pt> lol.
I'm sure that increasing the font size won't cause any problems width-wise; plenty of space in all three columns, even with Letter-sized paper. And there's space aplenty at the bottom of an A4 page so there's be even more on Letter-sized paper.
Great cheat sheet all the same!
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Contents
Cheat Sheet for the Git Distributed Version Control System. Based on https://github.com/AlexZeitler/gitcheatsheet and http://www.git-tower.com/files/cheatsheet/Git_Cheat_Sheet_grey.pdf
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