Git Commands (3)
Published in:2014-02-21 | Category: Tools
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Redo Commits

  • Undo all commits after [commit], and preserve changes locally:
    $ git reset [commit]

  • Discard all history and changes back to the specified commit:
    $ git reset --hard [commit]

Save Fragments

  • Temporarily stores all modified tracked files:
    $ git stash

  • Retore the most recently stashed files:
    $ git stash pop

  • List all stashed changesets:
    $ git stash list

  • Discard the most recently stashed changeset:
    $ git stash drop

Synchronize Changes

  • Download all history from the repostory bookmark:
    $ git fetch [bookmark]

  • Combine bookmark’s branch into current branch:
    $ git merge [bookmark]/[branch]

  • Upload all local branch commits to Github:
    $ git push [alias] [branch]

  • Downloads bookmark history and incorporates changes:
    $ git pull

  • Copy a commit and create a new commit on the current branch with the same message and patch as another commit:
    $ git cherry-pick [commit]

  • merge the version history of current branch onto another specified branch:
    $ git rebase [branch]

  • merge the version history after specified commit of current branch onto another specified branch:
    $ git rebase --onto [branch] [commit]

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