Basic Git commands for future reference
https://chris.beams.io/posts/git-commit/
In Git bash do:
git clone https://restoftheurl.com/repositorymadejjustnow.git
# make sure to not use ctrl+v to paste in git bash, it will add hidden ^? or something.
git add .
git commit -m “first commit”
First create a local repository
add remote repository origin to local repository
merge the two repsitories
Basic Git commands for future reference
Open ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub and then copy the key from the file. At last add the key in the github ssh keys in settings.
git config —global user.name “name”
git config —global user.email “email”
git clone url-of-repository
create a git repository
show all the changes made
add to the changes you want to track
save a version of this repository
add + commit
shows currentstatus of repository
send commited changes to remote repository
pull the changes made in the remote repository
shows history of commits and messages
reset to a previous commit
git reset —hard origin/master, back to remote repository version
int a = 1;
<<<<<<<<<<<< HEAD
int b = 2;
============
int b = 0;
>>>>>>>>>>>> 5428973695827389457345e
int c = 3;
int d = 4;
Keep the line you want to keep and delete everything else in the conflict
shows all branches
new branch
switch to a branch
new branch and switch to it
merges
with current branch
delete branch (-d gives a soft delete)