2022年12月25日 · Once you have your bearings with Git, some additional commands to learn: $ git rebase $ git reflog $ git cherry-pick $ git reset $ git bisect $ git log -p $ git log -S $ git format-patch $ git apply --check $ git am. I would not call these advanced commands, although they are intermediate ones, because they do require some working knowledge of Git.

2022年6月10日 · Git status Git add <files> Git commit -m "commit message" git push <origin> <branch> Is like 90% of it. If I do merges I do it with the UI because its easier to see and deal with the conflicts for me. If I have to do something else its to fix the above process and usually only with the help of the local git expert.

2020年12月20日 · As a full time developer that uses Git nearly daily, I feel like anyone in similar situations should be very familiar with at least the commands: branch, checkout, push, pull, fetch, and merge. Anything less and you just won't be very productive if you needed to google something every time you needed to use one of those commands.

Commands: git init: Choose a folder in which you want to enable Version Controlling. Use cd YourFolderPath/. Now use the command git init and it will initialise Git in that repository/folder. git add filename.extension: This command is used to add files to the staging state. When we use this command, it adds the specified file for staging the ...

2021年4月17日 · GitHub uses Git. GitHub desktop is a software for using GitHub on your desktop which is still based on git. If by git you barely mean the command line it is still advisable to learn it as it will teach you how to think in Git terms and understand it better.

2021年4月17日 · GitHub is a platform that provides Git services to people. When you're doing things on GitHub or in the GitHub Desktop client, you're actually using Git. In my opinion, there's not much point to learn Git commands. You rarely need to use these commands, as there are many Git clients out there that let you do exactly the same thing through a GUI.

2019年10月8日 · I've yet to see a UI that is faster and easier than typing git commit, git push. Add a "git pull" and "git checkout" and you've got 99% of my git commands command+t, enter to pull command+k to add/commit command+shift+k to push I don't know, that's faster for me than switching to a terminal and manually typing in those commands...

2015年11月10日 · The prompt is what you see before you enter text, so to display the branch name for example the prompt has to run git commands to find it. On big repos, it can become very slow. You'll need to Google for an example as o don't know it from memory, but at least as an experiment you can start with the below which will only show your username:

2023年6月6日 · Other commands like :Git log and :Git diff will also load their output directly into vim buffers. I also use aliases in the shell for common git commands, so I added similar keymaps in neovim to map to the equivalent fugitive commands. For example

2020年4月16日 · I'm using git in powershell on win 10. When connected to a vpn I find that git commands including log, branch and config run extremely slow. I'm assuming it's trying to talk to the remote in azure and that can be slow, but I'm only interested in local things.