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Bobby Iliev

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This cheat sheet is intended for an "advanced" usage of git. If you don't know what to put in your commit messages, I wrote a post about conventional commits. You can use rebase --exec --exec to execute a command on each commit of --graph' alias gst = 'git status'

Git: Cheat Sheet (advanced)

🧭 Navigation - Go to the previous branch

🙈Ooops #1: I reseted an unwanted commit. How to rollback?

🤦‍♀️Ooops #2: I mixed-up with my local repo. How to clean it?

🕵🏻‍♂️Difference between my branch and master

🕹Execute command on each commit when rebasing

Thanks for this cheat sheet.
This is also an useful command.
Get a specific file from another branch.
<pre><code class="language-sh">git checkout branch_name file_name_or_path_to_file
</code></pre>

This is so useful. For me, who is not familiar with git, it is simply amazing. Thank you for the author’s sharing. I share it with my team.😁

This is amazing! Initially I thought it’ll be another collection of cheats, but I really learned a few things. Thanks for sharing!