Git Commands

git init

Creates a new Git repository.

git clone

Copies an existing repository to your computer.

git status

Shows the current repository status.

git add

Stages files for the next commit.

git commit

Saves staged changes to the repository.

git push

Uploads local commits to a remote repository.

git pull

Downloads and merges changes from a remote repository.

git fetch

Downloads changes without merging them.

git merge

Combines one branch into another.

git branch

Lists, creates, or deletes branches.

git checkout

Switches to another branch or commit.

git switch

Changes the current branch.

git restore

Restores modified files.

git log

Displays commit history.

git diff

Shows differences between files or commits.

git remote

Manages remote repositories.

git stash

Temporarily saves uncommitted changes.

git tag

Creates a named version of a commit.

git reset

Moves the current branch to a previous commit.

git rebase

Reapplies commits onto another branch.