Git

git status

git init

git log

git log   --oneline

git branch

git branch 'branchname'

git add .

git add 'filename'

git commit -m "comment"

git switch 'branchname'

git merge 'branchname'

git diff

........renaming-branch----

git switch 'branch_to_rename'

git branch -m 'new_name'

------------git-restore-cmd-------------------------

git restore // remove uncommited text and restore file to last successful commit

git restore --source HEAD~2 myrestore.txt // this will go back to 2 commits of myrestore.txt

git restore --staged  <filename>  // this wil remove file from staged area

--------------------git-reset-----------------------------------

git reset 798927a   //saves files

Git Switch Usage With Examples

Switch to an existing branch

If you want to switch to an existing branch called feature1, you can simply run:

git switch feature1

Create a new branch and switch to it

If you want to create a new branch called feature2 based on the current branch and switch to it, you can run:

git switch -c feature2

Switch to a specific commit without creating a new branch

If you want to switch to a specific commit with the hash 1234567 without creating a new branch, you can run:

git switch --detach 1234567

Merge current branch into master before switching to it

If you want to merge your current branch into master before switching to it, you can run:

git switch -m master

Force-switch to another branch and discard any uncommitted changes

If you want to force-switch to another branch called feature3 and discard any uncommitted changes in your working directory and staging area, you can run:

git switch -f feature3

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