For example if you want to develop a new feature, you can create a branch and make the changes in this branch without affecting the state of your files in another branch.īranches in Git are local. Git supports branching which means that you can work on different versions of your collection of files in parallel. Typical Git workflows with shared repositories 46.1. Typical Git workflow using separate repositories 45.1. git shortlog for release announcements 44. Analyzing line changes with git blame 43. Find out which commit deleted a file or directory 42.5. Analyzing changes in the repository 42.1. See the difference between two commits 42. See differences between index and last commit 41.3. See unstaged changes since the last commit 41.2. Viewing the status of the working tree with git status 40.2. Viewing changes in the working tree with git status 40.1. Give write access to a Git repository 39.3. Rewriting commit history with git filter-branch 35.1. Submodules - repositories inside other Git repositories 34.1. git reset and deleting all unstaged files 30.4. Finding commits which you have reset 30.3.
Remove staged changes for previously committed files 29.6. Remove staged changes for new files 29.5. Checkout existing versions from the index 29.3. Revert changes in your working tree with git clean 29.2. View file in different revision without checkout 28.2. Stashing committed changes with git stash 27.1. Selecting individual commits with git cherry-pick 26.1. Interactive rebase to combine commits 25.3. Example process for solving a merge conflict 25. Rebase your local branch based on the remote tracking branch 21.5. Compare remote tracking branch with local branch 21.4. Updating your remote branches with git fetch 21.1. See the branch information for a remote 21. Delete a branch in a remote repository 20.4. Delete a remote branch in your local repository 20.3. Remote operations via http and a proxy 15. Cloning remote repositories and push and pull 13.1. Show the existing remote repositories 13. Cloning and the remote repository called "origin" 12.5. Setting up a remote (bare) Git repository 12.4. Correction of the last commit with git amend 12. Remove a file from the staging area 11.3. Remove files and adjust the last commit 11.1. See the current status of your repository 9.6. Using the caret and tilde for commit reference 5.
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How to add changes to your Git repository 1.9. What is a distributed version control system? 1.3.