// force push
git push --force

//Identify merged branches
git branch --merged
git branch --no-merged

//Delete local Branches
git branch -d branchname
//delete remote branch
git push origin :namebranch

// reset to commit ()
git reset --hard shacode

//Create tag
git tag -am "Description" nametag shacode
//list tags
git tag -l
git tag -n v*
git tag -l -n
// go to this tag
git checkout tagname
//To push a single tag
git push origin <tag_name>
//Push all tags
git push --tags
// Fetch tags
git fetch --tags

// go to interactive mode
git add -i


// Do cherry pick
git cherry-pick
// solver merged pick
git add .
git cherry-pick --continue

//
git checkout -- finemaestaged

//patches -> past changes without commit
git diff onebeforeinitialcommitsha..lastcommitsha > filename.diff
//apply patch
git apply filename.diff

//format patch
git format-patch onebeforeinitialcommitsha..lastcommitsha > directory
//apply format patch
git am filename.patch
git am <directory>/filename.patch

// REBASE: Manage and incorporate changes between new branches
// Useful to integrate recent commits without merging
// Put branch at the end of other branch

// Rebase current branch at the end of master
git rebase master
// Rebase new_feature branch at the end of master
git rebase master new_feature
// usefu for visualizing branches
git log --graph --all --decorate --oneline
// Return commit where topic branch diverges
git merge-base master new_feature

/// Resolver rebase confict
// solve the merge and execute
git add filename
git rebase --continue
// if you want to skip this patch
git rebase --skip
// if you want to abort
git rebase --abort
///rebase onto other branches
//  syntax => git rebase --onto newbase upstream branch
// example: rebase new feature branch of ecommerce branche onto master
git rebase --onto master ecommerce new_feature
// Undo rebase: can only for simple rebases(they are destructives)
git reset --hard ORIG_HEAD
// interactive Rebase: Rebase new_feature to master branch
git rebase -i master new_feature
/// Rebase last 3 commits onto the same branch but with the opportunity to modify them
git rebase -i HEAD~3 //also used for clean small commit about the same thing
// If appear the interactive file, first select pick, second squash, thirt fixup

// pull rebase: Fetch and rebase, only use it for local branches
git pull --rebase
git pull -r
git pull --rebase=preserve // preserve locally commit merge created
git pull --rebase=interactive

///Logs
//List commits as patches
git log -p
git log --patch
//List edits to lines 100-150 in filename.txt
git log -L 100,150:filename.txt
// after git log -> find a word use '/word' and if you want to see next occurrence press 'n', previus ocurrence 'N'

/// Blame
// Annotate file with commit details
git blame filename.txt
// Ignore whitespaces
git blame -w filename.txt
// Annotate lines
git blame -L 100,150:filename.txt
git blame -L 100,+5:filename.txt
// Annotate file at revision d9dba0
git blame d9dba0 filename.txt
git blame -- d9dba0 filename.txt
// Add global alias for 'praise'
git config --blobal alias.praise blame
// Similar to blame, different output
git annotate filename.txt

// Bisect: Find the commit that introduced a bug or regression
git bisect start
git bisect bad <sha> // is not specify sha, will be last commit
git bisect good <sha>
git bisect reset