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git --version
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#Tells you which version of git you are running
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git config --list
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#Tells you what configuration settings you have on git
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git config --global user.name "Your name"
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#Configures git with your git(hub) username
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git config --global user.email "yourname@youremail.com"
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#Configures git with your git(hub) user email
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git init
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#initializes a new git repository on local machine
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git add "your_file(s) here"
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#adds your files to the repository
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git commit -m
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#commits the files
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git push --set-upstream https:/github.com/username/repository_name.git master
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#pushes the repository online
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#you'll be prompted for your username and password at this point
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rm -rf .git
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#Stops current directory from being tracked by git, essentially removing initalized
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#git respository.
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touch .gitignore
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#creates a .gitignore file that tracks the files within the directory you DON'T want
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#included in your git project repository
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#note that wildcard and then listing the type of files you want to ignore can ignore all
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#files of a specific type, for example
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*.py will ignore all python files
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*.js will ignore all javascript files, etc.
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git reset file_name
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#removes the file_name from the files to be committed (opposite of git add)
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git reset
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#git reset with no parameters given will remove all files from the commit stage
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git log
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#shows the log of recent commits
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git clone <url> <where to clone>
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#clones a respotiroy from <url> to <where to clone>
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#instead of <url> you can use local directories to clone from one local directory to another
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by following <url> or local directory where <where to clone> is simply ".", the period
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#indicates that you'd like to clone that respotiroy/directory to the current directory you are in
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git remote -v
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#lists the origins of the cloned repository
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git branch -a
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#lists all the branches of the cloned repository
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git pull origin master
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#pulls any changes that have been made to that git repository while you have
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#been addding changes of your own (essentially showing changes other developers
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#may have made/pushed to the repository while you have been working on your own changes)
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#note that origin is the name of the repository, and master is the name of the branch
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git push origin master
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#pushes any changes you have made to the git repository, taking it from the commit
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staging area to the final show area on git(hub).
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common workflow example:
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git branch calc-divide
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#creates a git branch called calc-divide
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git checkout calc-divide
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#changes default working branch to calc-divide (default s usually master)
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git branch -d calc-divide
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#deletes branch locally
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git push origin --delete calc-divide
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#deletes branch remotely
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#Once changes have been made to various branches, and the project looks like it will
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#work well with all other branches/code changes (basically, the project is ready to be staged as a final version)
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#the branches are ready to be merged into the master branch and staged on git(hub)
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#the following commands allow for such with branch calc-divide:
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git checkout master
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git pull origin master
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git branch --merged
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git merge calc-divide
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git push origin master
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