Github command line notes

pulling down the repo file from github server

git clone [repo url]

check git current status

git status

 

add a file 

git add [file name] //add single file

git add -a //add all file

 

commit

git commit -m "[your messages]"

git commit -a -m "[your messages]" //add all the file and commit it

show all of the commits over time

git log

 

list all branches

git branch

create a new branch

git branch [new branch name]

change to a branch

git checkout [branch name]

git checkout -b [new branch name] //create and then change to that new branch

 

pull request

git push --set-upstream origin [branch name]

 sync with github server, pull down the newest updates

git pull

delete a local branch

git branch --delete [branch name]

 

 

git log

git log --oneline //one line format

git log --format=short //simplfy things

git log -3 //recent last 3 commits

git log --since='2017-01-05' //date filter, show commits after that date

git log --since='2 weeks ago' //natual language

git log --until='2017-01-01' //show commits before that date

git log --author='hardi' //certain author's commits

git log --stat //show more commit details

git log --oneline --graph --all --decorate //more useful way

 

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参考：

• GitHub for Noobs (4/4) Using the Command Line

转载于:https://www.cnblogs.com/hardi/p/6268062.html