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no need to add git in double quotation when you want to set alias.
amiralisahraei Oct 30, 2024
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Add 'filename' when use 'restore'.
amiralisahraei Oct 30, 2024
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Add a table to compare 'git revert' and 'git reset'.
amiralisahraei Oct 30, 2024
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Add comment for 'git branch -d branch_name'.
amiralisahraei Oct 30, 2024
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Add 'git diff branch1..branch2' to show the differences between the t…
amiralisahraei Oct 30, 2024
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Remove '>> git ignore' because there is not command like this in git.
amiralisahraei Oct 30, 2024
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Add 'git checkout <commitID>'.
amiralisahraei Oct 30, 2024
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Add 'git rm filename'.
amiralisahraei Oct 30, 2024
104f298
Capitalize 'head'.
amiralisahraei Oct 30, 2024
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28 changes: 20 additions & 8 deletions README.md
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>> git config --global user.email "example@gmail.com"
>> git config --global --list | -L # get list of gloabl configs
>> git config --global --edit # --edit for edit git configs
>> git config --local alias.st "git status" # add alias for git commands
>> git config --local alias.gloa "git log --oneline --all"
>> git config --local alias.st "status" # add alias for git commands
>> git config --local alias.gloa "log --oneline --all"

# Session 07 : Create Repository
>> git init # initial repository
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>> git commit --amend # amend commit
>> git commit --amend --no-edit

# Git Remove file
>> git rm filename

# Session 10 : Git history
>> git log # log of commits with date, descriptions and author Name
>> git log --oneline # summary of git log
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>> git diff --staged filename #show all changes that were staged in a specific file
>> git diff HEAD #show all changes that were not commited, whether staged or not
>> git diff #show all changes that were not staged
>> git diff branch1..branch2 #show the differences between branch1 and branch2

# Session 15 : Time travel (git checkout, git restore)
>> git checkout
>> git checkout -b branch_name commID # checkout in commID and create new branch
>> git checkout -b branch_name tag_name # checkout in tag_version and create new branch
>> git restore
>> git restore filename
>> git restore index.txt # restore unstaged parts of file to head => see that with "git diff"
>> git restore --staged index.txt # restore staging parts of file to unstaged => see that with "git diff --staged"
>> git restore --source HEAD index.txt # restore staging part of file and unstaging part of file => see that with "git diff head"
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# Session 17 : Git revert
>> git revert <commitID>

# Compare Reset and Revert

| Feature | `git reset` | `git revert` |
|------------------------------|--------------------------------------|---------------------------------------|
| **Purpose** | Move HEAD and modify history | Create a new commit that undoes changes |
| **History Modification** | Yes, it rewrites history | No, it preserves history |
| **Data Loss Potential** | Yes, especially with `--hard` | No, it preserves previous commits |
| **Use Case** | Undo commits, unstage changes | Safely undo changes in shared repositories |
| **Safe for Collaboration** | Not safe, can disrupt others' work | Safe, maintains history for all users |

# Session 18 : Git branching
>> git branch # list of all local branchs
>> git branch -r # list of all remote branchs
>> git branch -a # list of all branchs (local branchs and remote branchs)
>> git branch -d branch_name
>> git branch -d branch_name # delete the branch
>> git branch branch_name # create branch
>> git switch branch_name # switch in branchs
>> git switch -c branch_name # create and switch branch
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# Session 23 : Git cherry-pick
>> git cherry-pick <commitID>

# Session 24 : Git ignore
>> git ignore

# Session 25 : Git tag
>> git tag # list of tags
>> git tag -l 'v1.4.2.1.*'
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>> git show v1.0.0
>> git checkout -b branch_name commID # checkout in commID and create new branch
>> git checkout -b branch_name tag_name # checkout in tag_version and create new branch
>> git checkout <commID> # transfer temporarily to a specific commit to check the code in that step and to come back use "git switch -"

# Session 26 : Git blame
>> git blame <filename>
>> git blame <filename> -L 1,10 # line 1 to 10
>> git blame head <filename>
>> git blame HEAD <filename>
>> git blame <commID> <filename>
>> git blame <branchName> <filename>

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