git Command Collection (for myself)

Collection of git Commands by Category

Fetching a repo

Clone a Git repository.

git clone https://github.com/[account]/[repo-name].git

To perform various remote actions such as git remote and push, an ACCESS TOKEN is required. In this case, clone can also be done using the ACCESS TOKEN.

git clone https://[ACCESS_TOKEN]@github.com/[account]/[repo-name].git

Connecting to a remote

Registering an account

Basically, to connect remotely and perform commit and push, you need to register your account and enter your own token.

git config --global user.name [account]

Connecting to a remote

origin is commonly used as the name of a remote repository. It does not necessarily have to be origin.

git remote add origin https://github.com/[account]/[repo-name]

In this case as well, you can connect using an ACCESS TOKEN.

git remote add origin https://[ACCESS_TOKEN]@github.com/[account]/[repo-name]

Removing a remote connection

git remote remove origin

Uploading files

Adding files

git add .
git add -A
git add -p #patch

Removing a file from the index

git restore --staged [filename]

Committing

I find the first commit method more convenient. If you commit using the first method, the vim editor opens, where the first line is automatically recognized as the commit title, and after one blank line, the rest is automatically recognized as the commit content.

git commit

git commit -m "[commit message]"

Uploading

git push -u origin [branch name]

Branch

NEW Branch

name is the name of the new branch to create, and the branching point is the name of the branch to branch from.

git branch [name] [branching point]

DELETE Branch

git branch -D [name]

Renaming

git branch -m [old name] [new name]

Switching Branch

git checkout [name]

Branch status

git branch -v

git branch --merged

git branch --no-merged