Git Cheatsheet Cheat Sheet (DRAFT) by Hezart

git commit -m "­msg­"	Commit staged with message
git commit -a -m -"ms­g"	Stage and commit all tracked files
git log	Commit history
git dff	Show unstaged changes
git diff --staged	Show staged changes

git branch	List branches
git branch <na­me>	Create new branch
git checkout <b>	Switch to branch <b>
git merge <b>	Merge <b> into current one
git branch -d <n>	Delete branch <n>

Staging Area	Where files go before commit (git add)
Commit	Snapshot of staged changes
Branch	A separate line of develo­pment
Merge	Combines changes of two branches
Remote	A copy of repo hosted elsewhere
Clone	Local clone of remote repo
Pull	Download and merge remote changes
Push	Upload your commit to remote

git add <f>	Stage a file for commit
git add .	Stage all files
git restore --staged <f>	Unstage a file
git reset <f>	Unstage but keep working changes
git rm <f>	Delete tracked file and stage removoval

git restore <f>	Revert file to last commited state
git reset --soft HEAD~<­n>	Undo last n commit, keep changes staged
git reset --hard HEAD~<­n>	Undo last commit and discard changes
git stash	Tempor­arily save uncomm­itted changes
git stash pop	Re-apply stashed changes
git reflog	See all recent HEAD changes

git remote -v	List remotes
git remote add origin <ur­l>	Add a remote named "­ori­gin­"
git push -u origin <br­anc­h>	Push and set upstream branch
git push	Push commits to remote
git pull	Fetch and merge from remote
git fetch	Download latest changes without merging