- git add -p
- -p allow to step through each change for commit or not
- git log -5 --pretty --oneline
- 5 lastest commits on their own line
- git shortlog -sn
- list of contributors and how many commits each person has
- git log --all --graph --decorate --oneline --simplify-by-decoration
- decorate the details run and see this
- git checkout pr/123
- checkout a remote for PR/ pull request review
- git diff --shortstat "@{0 day ago}"
- how many line of code written today\
- git checkout
- change branch
- git reset --soft HEAD~3
- soft reset will keep changes but allow to uncommit something
- git reflog
- check every step you did and its stored in git step by step
- git stash and git stash pop
- save changes and then get it back
- git log -S puppy
- search commit history with word puppy
- git latest = for-each-ref --count=30 --sort=-committerdate refs/heads. --format='%(refname:short)'
- view your latest branchces
- git config --global help.autocorrect -1
- re run the correct command if u mistype or spelled
- git commit --amend
- squashing staged files in last commit
- git cherry-pick [hash]
- long as the commit has been fetched somewhere, you can cherry pick that code in your own branch without having to merge the entire thing
- git remote update --prune
- Remove local branches that have been deleted from your remote (like GitHub). You can always run git remote prune origin --dry-run to see what will be deleted before going all in
- git rebase -i HEAD~4
- rebase allows you to pick and choose which commits you can pick, squash, reword, edit, or fixup
