DevOps Interview Preparation: Git Commands Cheat sheet

Most Important Commands for Git

1) git init - Creates 3 area (working area, staging area, local repo)

2) git status - It will tell the status of the file.

3) git add . - It will add all the files from working area to staging area

4) git add filename1 filename2 - It will add only the mentioned files from working area to staging area

5) git add *.sh - It will add all the files with extension .sh from working area to staging area

6) git commit - It moves files from staging area to local repo.

7) git commit -m "My commit" - Adding comments while commit

8) git config --global user.name ""

9) git config --global user.email ""

10) git commit -m "My Commit" filename - To commit specific file

11) git remote add aliasname "https://github.com/..." - To add remote repository so that we can push our code there

12) git remote -v - It will show all the mapped repos.

13) git push aliasname master - It will push files to remote repo from the branch mentioned

14) git log -2 - To check only last 2 commit ids.

15) git show commit_id - To display filenames committed in this commit id

16) git reset - To get back files from staging area to working area

17) git revert - To revert changes of last commit in your local repo only

18) git pull aliasname master - To pull changes in working area

19) git clean - To clean the files which are newly created in working area

20) git branch branchname - To create branch

21) git checkout branchname - To switch to that branch

22) git branch -a - To list down all branches

23) git merge branchname - To merge changes of the mentioned branch into the branch where you are currently

24) git diff branchname - To check changes

25) git push aliasname --all - To push files of all the branches to remote repo

26) git tag tagname - To create tag

27) git push aliasname tag tagname - To push tag to remote repo

28) git stash apply stash @{1} - To apply specific version changes

29) git cherry pick commit id - To merge particular commit id

30) git fetch aliasname branchname - To fetch changes in local repo

31) git clone "https://github.com.." - To fetch files of very new code.

32) git rebase branchname
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