Git Commands

To remember

git branch --column
git config --global branch.sort -committerdate
init: Initializes a new Git repository.
clone: Copies an existing Git repository to a new location.
add: Adds files or changes to the staging area.
commit: Commits changes in the staging area to the repository.
push: Uploads changes to a remote repository.
pull: Downloads changes from a remote repository.
fetch: Downloads changes from a remote repository, but doesn’t integrate them into the local branch.
branch: Lists, creates, or deletes branches.
checkout: Switches to a different branch.
merge: Integrates changes from one branch into another:
reset: Resets the repository to a previous commit.
log: Shows a history of commits.
status: Shows the status of files in the repository.
diff: Shows differences between commits or files.
stash - Temporarily saves changes that aren’t ready to be committed.
git init initialize
rm -fr .git delete initial git init
git config --global init.defaultBranch main Change Local to Main, trunk or development
git status shows the list of files that are been added / modified
git branch display list of branches
git checkout main is switch between branches
git checkout -b other-branch create other brnach

`git checkout -b P3PD-707`
`git status`
`git add -p`
`git commit -m "P3PD-707: comments comments"`
`git push -u origin  P3PD-707-something-something`