GIT commands cheatsheet

Git Clone:
git clone https://name-of-the-repository-link

Git New branch, list, deleting:
git branch -b (branch name)
git branch or git branch --list
git branch -d

Git Checkout:
git checkout (branch name)

Git Switch:
git switch means you have already created branch.
git switch (branch name)

Git Status Command for:
like current branch, commit, push or pull, files staged, unstaged or untracked, files created, modified or deleted
git status

Git Add:
git add
git add -A (for everything)

Git Commit:
git commit -m "commit message

Git Push: for upload local repo content
git push: it is commonly used to upload local repository content to a remote repository.
git push --set-upstream: Branch 'branch Name' set up to track remote branch 'branch Name' from 'origin'.
git push -u origin: For push working existing branch .
git push
git push --set-upstream
git push -u origin

Git Pull: for git fetch from local repo which will merge branch
git pull

Git Merge: for merge branch to another
git checkout (branch name)
git fetch
git merge