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Git Cheatsheet

Git is a version control system used for tracking changes in code and collaborating with others on software projects. Here is an overview of its features, commands, and resources.

Features

Git allows developers to track changes in code over time.
It is a distributed version control system, meaning that each developer has a complete copy of the codebase.
Git supports branching and merging, allowing developers to work on different features or versions of the codebase simultaneously.
Git provides tools for collaborating with other developers, including pull requests and code reviews.

Commands

Basic Commands

git init: initialize a new Git repository
git clone: clone an existing Git repository
git add: stage changes for commit
git commit: commit changes to the repository
git push: push changes to a remote repository
git pull: pull changes from a remote repository

Branching Commands

git branch: list, create, or delete branches
git checkout: switch to a different branch or commit
git merge: merge changes from one branch into another

Collaboration Commands

git fetch: download changes from a remote repository
git pull-request: create a pull request to merge changes into a branch
git review: review a pull request

Resources

Here are some resources for learning and using Git:

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