Frequently used commands:

• git init # initializes.

• git add . # adds all files

• git add <file 1> <filel 2> # adds individual file.

• git commit -m "descriptive message." # commits

• git branch <branch name> # creates a new branch

• git checkout <branch name> # checkouts to a branch

• git branch -n <branch name> # creates new branch and checkouts

• git merge <branch_name> # checkout to the main branch, then merge

• git checkout main/master && git merge <current branch> # merging from being in the branch to be merged.

• git pull origin <branch_name> # pull

• git push origin <branch_name> # push to web repository.

• git branch -d <branch_name> # removing a branch.

• git status # check status.

• ``git remote set-url` # To rename your local Git repository to match the name of the remote repository,

• git rm --cached .env # If the .env file was already tracked by Git before, you’ll need to remove it from the index, and do the following:

  • git add .gitignore git commit -m "Add .env to .gitignore" git push

• git branch # to see local branches.

• git fetch # before listing remote branch, run this.

• git branch -r # to see all remote branches.

• git branch -a # to see both.

• git branch -vv # to see both in detail or.

• git branch -vva # to see both in detail.

• git checkout - # to checkout last branch.

• git branch -m <new name> # to rename current branch

• git branch -m old-branch-name new-branch-name # to rename a branch.

• git push origin -u new-branch-name # push the new branch to remote