Committing Pushing

Committing/Pushing

$ git add .
$ git commit
$ git push

Fix a commit

$ git commit -amend

Reset to last git commit

$ git reset --hard HEAD
# OR
$ git reset --hard

Undo a commit without losing local files

git reset HEAD~1

Commit specific lines of code

$ git add -p
>> Stage this hunk [y, n, ...]?

• Pick the chunks of code you do want to commit

• stage this hunk means are you gonna commit this?

Options for Stage this hunk [y, n, ...]?

• Press ? if you want more info

• Press n to go to next change

Note: Does not work for new files (i.e. if you do a touch, and try to do git add -p right after)

Delete file that is already in repo

$ git rm <file-name> 

• If you want to delete this file that is already in the repo, use this to not commit file-name

Show changes between commits

$ git diff

• when you do y for git add -p, git diff will be empty (obviously)

Do not commit specific lines of code

$ git reset -p

.gitignore

• Checking if something's really ignored

  • do git status and check if file still appears as red

• Ignoring all types of a file extension, folder, or file

  • *.<file-extension> (eg. txt, swp)

  • *<folder/file-name>

Get latest commit hash

git rev-parse origin/<branch_name>

Get commits different between two branches (parent and child)

git log <parent_branch>..<child_branch>