#Introduce yourself to git. git config --global user.name "examplename" git config --global user.mail "example@mail"

#To use the different username and password for a particular project. #change it inside the project #change the directory to particular directory.folling commands git config user.name "examplename"(without global) git config user.mail "example@mail"(without global)

git clone "repo_url"(to clone the remote repo to local workspace)

git log (it will tell you total commits information like how many commites done,commitid,commited by whom,commit information etc..)

git add "" / git add . (adding the files/code/changes to the staging area from local workspace/working area)

git commit -m"commit msg" (to add the changes from staging area to remote directory we need to commit the changes with a commit message)

git push origin (pushing the changes from local repo to remote repo by branchname ex: git push origin master)

git pull repo_url (it will pull all the new files or changed files from central repo and it directly places or connects them into your master branch)

#FOR GIT PUSH: git remote add origin url git remote -v git push origin master

#To make changes in github master branch:- git pull origin master make changes in master branch git add filename git commit -m"commit msg" git push origin master

#To make changes in github develop branch:- git pull origin develop make changes in develop branch git add filename git commit -m"commit msg" git push origin develop git fetch repo_url (it does also the same thing but it actually store in a different branch which is not connect with your workflow.so if you are doing git fetch make sure that you do a git merge .so that you actually can see the changes in your local repo) git pull = git fetch + merge

GIT PULL REQUEST:- Pull requests let you tell others about changes you've pushed to a branch in a repository on GitHub. Once a pull request is opened, you can discuss and review the potential changes with collaborators and add follow-up commits before your changes are merged into the base branch.

git reset git revert girt rebase

git checkout :to know in which branch you are working git checkout branch name: to swith to a particular branch git checkout -b branchname: it will create branch and switch to the branch git stashing git cherrypick git working area/local repo git index/git staging area git branch git merge git commit git log git add git pull git push git clone git add git configuration