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Some basic Git commands

13 Feb 2015

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Record some basic Git commands here for later reference.

Stashing

$ git stash                         # stash half-done code into stack except untracked files
$ git stash -u                      # stash any changed files
$ git stash -p                      # prompt which of changes you would like to stash
$ git stash branch new_branch_name  # create new branch with stash and drop it from stack

$ git stash list                    # list stored stashes

$ git stash apply                   # apply stored stash but the file you staged before wasn’t restaged
$ git stash apply --index           # apply stored stash and reapply the staged changes
$ git stash pop                     # apply stored stash and drop it from stack immediately

$ git stash drop                    # drop stash from stack
$ git stash clear                   # clear all stashes from stack

$ git revert HEAD                   # record a new commit to revert last commit
$ git revert <commit>               # record a new commit to revert specific commit
$ git cherry-pick <commit>          # reverse to `git revert`, record a new commit to apply specific commit change

$ git reset --soft <commit>         # reset to specific commit and keep the changes in index
$ git reset --hard <commit>         # reset to specific commit and discard the changes


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