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Every git command I use (Cheatsheet)

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Every git command I use (Cheatsheet)

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every git command I use
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https://wizardzines.com/comics/every-git-command/ Not OC

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  • @lseif@sopuli.xyz
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    2•2 years ago

    make sure to run

    cd ..
    cp -r my-project my-project.bak
    cd my-project
    

    before running each command :)

  • JoYo
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    5•2 years ago

    before every git command i use:

    tar -czvf my_directory.tar.gz -C my_directory .

  • MüThyme
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    deleted by creator

  • @ShrimpsIsBugs@programming.dev
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    3•2 years ago

    I still haven’t adopted to this git switch thing

  • Scratch
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    5•2 years ago

    ‘git checkout -‘ to toggle between branches ‘git checkout -b branch_name’ to create and switch to a new branch.

  • Lucien [hy/hym, comrade/them]
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    1•2 years ago

    git reset --hard

    😬

    • comrade_pibb [comrade/them]
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      2•2 years ago

      i dun goofed

  • @GarytheSnail@programming.dev
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    4•2 years ago

    I use git commit --amend --no-edit often.

    Like if I forget to run a formatter before I commit and the build complains just for that.

    git add -u
    git commit --amend --no-edit
    git push -f
    
  • tuto
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    brezhoneg
    5•2 years ago

    Obligatory https://ohshitgit.com/

  • sovietknuckles [they/them]
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    8•2 years ago

    geordi-no git add

    geordi-yes git add -p

    Otherwise, I would be staging the whole file without looking at what I’m staging first

    • @GarytheSnail@programming.dev
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      3•2 years ago

      How do you run unit tests for commits if you’re only adding bits of the file?

      • @PoolloverNathan@programming.dev
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        2•2 years ago

        You can do git stash -k before running tests.

      • sovietknuckles [they/them]
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        1•2 years ago

        You’re never actually “adding” the whole file unless it’s a brand-new file, git add my-file just adds every patch change for that file without confirmation.

        Using git add -p my-file, the same hooks will run as if you staged and committed all changes to my-file.

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