Github command that you should definitely know
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01. Git config
this command is used to set up a name or email that is associated with your GitHub account and link-local machine to Github.
syntax :
git config –-global user.name “[name]”
git config -–global user.email “[email address]”
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02. Git Init & GIt add
cd // used to change directory
git init [repository name] // used to initalisize your repository
git add [file] // used to add your repo into a staging area
git add . // used to add all files
03. Git commit
git commit -m “[ Type in the commit message]”
// used to add commit your changes into a staging area like file addition, deletion, etc.
04. Git log & Git status
git log //used to check the history of the current branch
git status // used to see the list of files that have to be committed
05. Git branch
git branch // used to list all branches
git branch [branch name] // used to create branch
git branch -d [branch name] // used to delete branch
git checkout [branch name] // used to switch from one branch to other
git merge [branch ] // merge branches
06. Git remote
git remote add [variable name ] [Remote Server Link]
// used to connect local repository to a remote server
07. Git push & Git pull
git push [variable name] master
// used to send the local commit to the remote repository
git pull [Repository Link]
// used to fetch servers commit to local commit.
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