Git Commands With Examples | Top Git Commands with Examples | Git add, pull, branch, merge | Edureka

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Git Commands 00:17 git init 01:49 git add 03:24 git commit 04:21 git status 06:08 git config 07:48 Intro to branching 08:44 git branch 08:56 creating a branch 09:26 git checkout 11:11 git merge 11:45 Deleting branch 12:06 git branch -d 12:21 git branch -D 12:50 git checkout -b 14:03 git remote add origin : connecting local repo to remote repo 14:53 Working with remote repos 15:00 git remote 15:13 git clone 16:41 pulling changes, 17:17 git pull origin master 17:50 pushing changes, 19:03 git push origin master 19:41 Adv. git commands 19:50 git stash, 20:50 git stash -u, 21:14 git stash list, 21:23 git stash show, 21:35 git stash apply 21:59 git log 24:09 git revert, 25:50 git revert HEAD 27:19 git rebase

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[@NomadicDmitry]

Awesome video, knew almost everything, but haven't used "git stash" and "git rebase" much before. Thanks!

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In git config what is the difference by adding it git global and git locally (7.0 mins)

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[@punkajjdaas4790]

I really liked the tutorial, and thanks for making it, i have a query ,what is HEAD, do all branches got HEAD, what is the rile of head?

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Hey Baadhshah, A head is simply a reference to a commit object. Each head has a name (branch name or tag name, etc). By default, there is a head in every repository called master. A repository can contain any number of heads. At any given time, one head is selected as the “current head.” This head is aliased to HEAD, always in capitals". Note this difference: a “head” (lowercase) refers to any one of the named heads in the repository; “HEAD” (uppercase) refers exclusively to the currently active head. This distinction is used frequently in Git documentation. You can think of the HEAD as the "current branch". When you switch branches with git checkout, the HEAD revision changes to point to the tip of the new branch. You can see what HEAD points to by doing: cat .git/HEAD In our case, the output is: $ cat .git/HEAD ref: refs/heads/master Hope this helps :)

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[@pooransingh5802]

is it better to push changes directly into master branch ?

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[@sakshibag1479]

Very nice video. During revert , I get this error git revert 1873eaf error: Reverting is not possible because you have unmerged files. hint: Fix them up in the work tree, and then use 'git add/rm ' hint: as appropriate to mark resolution and make a commit. fatal: revert failed I have only one master branch Please help

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Hi Sakshi, It is a merge conflict from some merge you attempted before. The unmerged files are the files where the merge conflict happened. As stated in the error message, you should take care of these files and the contained conflicts before you do anything else. One additional option is to do a hard reset - only attempt this if you know what you're doing.

[@pankajbarge3297]

saurav you are explaining very short and quickly ..... please illabrate slowly

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[@sureshkarki2174]

what if I want to push to files from local to a remote branch. how do I do it..?

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Create a new branch: git checkout -b feature_branch_name. Edit, add and commit your files. Push your branch to the remote repository: git push -u origin feature_branch_name.

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[@udaybhaskarnamburu7272]

How to compare a modified file with it's previous commit and make sure that I am committing the correct changes? As developers, we tend to add debug and log statements during the development process and we don't need them in the production code.

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Hi Uday, You can use the git diff command for this.

[@alexgathuri9349]

how do i change branch from main to master?

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Hi Alex, you can use the git checkout command to switch branches. Cheers :)

[@bhavnavharitsa7653]

why do you give "touch " before creating a file and " gedit " before pushing it

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Hey Bhavna, touch: creates the file Geddit: edits the file. Hope this helps!

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Git Repository link ??

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[@MuniemSpeaks]

When I am writing this command [training@localhost ~]$ git add eduraka.py It is showing me that bash: git: command not found... How to deal with this???

[@ferozazad8933]

Im not getting command gedit edureka.py >> getting error [bash: gedit: command not found]

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