Git Cheat Sheet: Essential Commands for Developers, Slides of History

This cheat sheet covers all of the Git commands I've covered in my Ultimate Git ... git commit -m “Message” # Commits with a one-line message git commit.

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Git Cheat Sheet
The essential Git commands every developer must know
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Git Cheat Sheet

The essential Git commands every developer must know

This cheat sheet covers all of the Git commands I’ve covered in my Ultimate Git Mastery course. ✓ (^) Creating snapshots ✓ (^) Browsing history ✓ Branching & merging ✓ Collaboration using Git & GitHub ✓ (^) Rewriting history

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Table of Content

  • Creating Snapshots
  • Browsing History
  • Branching & Merging
  • Collaboration
  • Rewriting History

Viewing the staged/unstaged changes git diff # Shows unstaged changes git diff --staged # Shows staged changes git diff --cached # Same as the above Viewing the history git log # Full history git log --oneline # Summary git log --reverse # Lists the commits from the oldest to the newest Viewing a commit git show 921a2ff # Shows the given commit git show HEAD # Shows the last commit git show HEAD~2 # Two steps before the last commit git show HEAD:file.js # Shows the version of file.js stored in the last commit Unstaging files (undoing git add) git restore --staged file.js # Copies the last version of file.js from repo to index Discarding local changes git restore file.js # Copies file.js from index to working directory git restore file1.js file2.js # Restores multiple files in working directory git restore. # Discards all local changes (except untracked files) git clean -fd # Removes all untracked files Restoring an earlier version of a file git restore --source=HEAD~2 file.js

Browsing History Viewing the history git log --stat # Shows the list of modified files git log --patch # Shows the actual changes (patches) Filtering the history git log -3 # Shows the last 3 entries git log --author=“Mosh” git log --before=“2020-08-17” git log --after=“one week ago” git log --grep=“GUI” # Commits with “GUI” in their message git log -S“GUI” # Commits with “GUI” in their patches git log hash1..hash2 # Range of commits git log file.txt # Commits that touched file.txt Formatting the log output git log --pretty=format:”%an committed %H” Creating an alias git config --global alias.lg “log --oneline" Viewing a commit git show HEAD~ git show HEAD~2:file1.txt # Shows the version of file stored in this commit Comparing commits git diff HEAD~2 HEAD # Shows the changes between two commits git diff HEAD~2 HEAD file.txt # Changes to file.txt only

Branching & Merging Managing branches git branch bugfix # Creates a new branch called bugfix git checkout bugfix # Switches to the bugfix branch git switch bugfix # Same as the above git switch -C bugfix # Creates and switches git branch -d bugfix # Deletes the bugfix branch Comparing branches git log master..bugfix # Lists the commits in the bugfix branch not in master git diff master..bugfix # Shows the summary of changes Stashing git stash push -m “New tax rules” # Creates a new stash git stash list # Lists all the stashes git stash show stash@{1} # Shows the given stash git stash show 1 # shortcut for stash@{1} git stash apply 1 # Applies the given stash to the working dir git stash drop 1 # Deletes the given stash git stash clear # Deletes all the stashes Merging git merge bugfix # Merges the bugfix branch into the current branch git merge --no-ff bugfix # Creates a merge commit even if FF is possible git merge --squash bugfix # Performs a squash merge git merge --abort # Aborts the merge

Viewing the merged branches git branch --merged # Shows the merged branches git branch --no-merged # Shows the unmerged branches Rebasing git rebase master # Changes the base of the current branch Cherry picking git cherry-pick dad47ed # Applies the given commit on the current branch

Rewriting History Undoing commits git reset --soft HEAD^ # Removes the last commit, keeps changed staged git reset --mixed HEAD^ # Unstages the changes as well git reset --hard HEAD^ # Discards local changes Reverting commits git revert 72856ea # Reverts the given commit git revert HEAD~3.. # Reverts the last three commits git revert --no-commit HEAD~3.. Recovering lost commits git reflog # Shows the history of HEAD git reflog show bugfix # Shows the history of bugfix pointer Amending the last commit git commit --amend Interactive rebasing git rebase -i HEAD~