Git Commands Reference 📚

Here’s a concise guide to common Git commands for version control:

🧩 Basic Workflow

• git init
  Initialize a new repository.
  

  

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• git add .
  Stage all changes in the current directory.
  

  

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• git commit -m "message"
  Commit staged changes with a message.
  

  

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🌐 Branch Management

• git branch <branch-name>
  Create a new branch.
  

  

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• git checkout <branch-name>
  Switch to an existing branch.
  

  

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• git merge <branch-name>
  Merge changes from another branch.
  

  

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🔄 Remote Operations

• git remote add origin <repository-url>
  Link to a remote repository.
  

  

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• git push origin <branch-name>
  Push local changes to the remote branch.
  

  

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• git pull origin <branch-name>
  Fetch and merge remote changes.
  

  

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🔍 Useful Tips

• Check status: git status
  

  

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• View commit history: git log
  

  

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• Stash changes: git stash
  

  

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For deeper understanding, explore our Git Tutorial section. 🌱