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Ytgit Commands

The document provides a list of essential Git commands and their functions, including how to check the current directory, initialize a Git repository, stage files, commit changes, and view commit history. It also includes commands for discarding changes, creating files, and removing Git repository status. Each command is briefly explained to assist users in managing their Git workflows.

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Ytgit Commands

The document provides a list of essential Git commands and their functions, including how to check the current directory, initialize a Git repository, stage files, commit changes, and view commit history. It also includes commands for discarding changes, creating files, and removing Git repository status. Each command is briefly explained to assist users in managing their Git workflows.

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Thankyou Harry Sir...

*) pwd : To see "present working Directory".

*) ls : To see List of content in 'PWD'.

*) git config --global <user.name> or <user.email> "<name> or <email>" : Give Info


of us.

*) git status : to see whether folder is git repository or not? and Which files are
in staging area.

*) git init : Convert folder to the 'Git Repository'.

*) git add --a 'OR' git add . : To add all files in "Staging Area".

*) git commit -m "<any msg>" : To commit "Staging Area" Files.

-> note : If we Don't use -m then Editer Will Open. If we need only to Commit
files and Do nothing then use this command.

*) git log : To Know how many commits are done by whom and when.

*) git add <file> : To update what will be committed.

*) git restore <file> : To discard changes in working directory.

*) rm -rf .git : To Remove 'Git Repository' status Of Folder. (High Risk command)

*) touch <File_name> : Create A file. (Eg. touch error.log )

*) git diff: Showing Changes Between Staging Area & Working Directory.

*) git diff --staged : Showing Changes Between Commits & Staging Area.

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