git clone url
this will make a copy of someone else's repo that you don't have yet
git checkout .
undo local changes to working directory
git add *
adds all files in current and expanded directory to track
git add .
adds all files in working directory
git checkout -- filename
undo local changes to a single file by retrieving it from the repo again
git push
add changes from local directory to master
git commit
make a commit message so that new or updated files can be pushed onto the repo later on
git diff [commit number] -- [localfilepath]
compare current file to the commit number on the repository, without the commit number it compares your file to the latest version on your repository
git stash
saves local changes to all your git tracked files
git stash pop
undoes the most recent "git stash" instance
Possible work flow:
git stash
git pull
git add [filename]
git commit -m "[commit message]"
git push
git pull
git stash pop
this will make a copy of someone else's repo that you don't have yet
git checkout .
undo local changes to working directory
git add *
adds all files in current and expanded directory to track
git add .
adds all files in working directory
git checkout -- filename
undo local changes to a single file by retrieving it from the repo again
git push
add changes from local directory to master
git commit
make a commit message so that new or updated files can be pushed onto the repo later on
git diff [commit number] -- [localfilepath]
compare current file to the commit number on the repository, without the commit number it compares your file to the latest version on your repository
git stash
saves local changes to all your git tracked files
git stash pop
undoes the most recent "git stash" instance
Possible work flow:
git stash
git pull
git add [filename]
git commit -m "[commit message]"
git push
git pull
git stash pop
