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Git commands that you might need sometime | Matej Jellu?
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GIT hard pull
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| | git fetch --all git reset --hard origin/master https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1125968/how-do-i-force-git-pull-to-overwrite-local-files ? ?? ? ??? ??. 1. get fetch -all ?? remote?? ?? ??? ?? ?? ??? ??. merge? rebase? ???? ??, ?? ??? ????? ???. 2. git reset --hard origin/master ??? fetch? ?? ?? origin/master? ?? ???? reset? ??. --hard ??? ??? ??? ?? ??? ?? ?? (locally changed)? ???? ???.
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Basics of Git | Piotr Wittchen
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| | Introduction Git is very popular Version Control System used in many software projects today. In my opinion, it's the best VCS available today. In order to start your adventure with this tool, you should know its basic commands and features. There are graphical tools, which allows to use Git without terminal, but I recommend you to use terminal. With CLI you can work faster, you can understand Git better and you have more control over your repository.
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Git pretty graph - Jiby's toolbox
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| | Get a cool graph of commits from the command line! For newbies and experts alike, git is a bit hard to visualize. Here's a handy git command to make understanding git easier. git log --decorate --oneline --graph Figure 1: Git graph of this repository This can be made into a git command via an entry your ~/.gitconfig: [alias] graph = log --decorate --oneline --graph Code Snippet 1: Alias "
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Git Gud: Setting Up a Better Git Config
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| There's tons of little goodies you can add to your .gitconfig to make your life easier. From hidden gems in the git Man pages to aliases and shell functions, here's a few things I've found useful to reduce friction in my Git workflow.