GIT Commands
git config
One of the most used git commands, email, username and file format etc. git config, which can be used to set user-specific configuration values such as the preferred algorithm for example, the following command can be used to set up email:
git config --global user.email root@exmple.in
git init
This command is used to create a new GIT directory. Sample:
git init
git add
The git add command can be used to add files to the directory. For example, the following command will index a file named README.md located in the local directory:
git add README.md
git clone
The git clone command is used for directory checking purposes.
If the directory is located on a remote server, use:
git clone someURL
git commit
The git commit command is used to commit changes to the head. Note that not all committed changes will go to the remote directory. Example:
git commit –m "Commit Msg."
git status
The git status command displays a list of files that have not yet been added or that have been changed along with the committed files. Example:
git status
git push
git push is another of the most used basic GIT commands. With a simple push, it pushes the changes made to the master branch of the remote directory associated with the working directory. Example:
git push origin master
git checkout