Git Commands

Git Commands	Description
git help	Show help information about git commands
git init	Init new git project in current folder (folder needs to be empty)
git clone git@github.com:myusername/myrepositoryname.git	Clone a git repository from github.com
git add .	Stage all files
git commit -m "my message"	Create a commit of your stages files
git pull	Pull updates from remote to current branch
git push	Push your commits to remote repository
git push --tags	Push your commits + tags
git status	Show status of unstaged files, project info, branch info, ...
git branch	Show all git branches (option -a for showing remotes too)
git branch mynewbranch	Create a new branch
git checkout myotherbranch	Switch to another git branch
git log	Show latest git commits and messages (or "git show")
git fetch --all	Fetch from all remote repositories
git tag 0.1.0	Tag current as "0.1.0"
git tag --delete 0.1.0	Remove Tag "0.1.0"
git revert commitHash	Revert changes of a specific commit

Git Commands (Advanced)	Description
git stash --include-untracked	Save all changes to the stash
git stash push -m "stashname"	Save all changes to the stash with a name
git stash list	Show all saved stashes
git stashpop 0	Apply the latest stash + remove it from the stash list
git stash apply 0	Apply the latest stash
git stash drop 0	Remove latest stash from stash list
git blame pathtomyfile.txt	Show information who to blame for a file change
git diff	Show changes between two commits
git grep "text-to-search"	Search for a specific string in commits
git format-patch -1 <commitID>	Create a patch of a specific commit
git apply <patchfile>	Apply a patch