Hi Falcon team, I define this simple git flow to help you guys easily when working with git

git fetch upstream

git checkout -b feature-name upstream/dev

git add .

git add file_url

git commit -m "[BOOST-ID]:Task ..."

git push origin feature-name

First, let's see a list of the repositories (remotes) whose branches you track:

git remote -v

First, you'll want to know what branches are available in your working directory:

git branch

Now, you can easily switch between branches with git checkout:

git checkout branch-name

git status

git fetch upstream
git rebase upstream/dev

The following command will undo your most recent commit and put those changes back into staging, so you don't lose any work:

git reset --hard HEAD~1

Sometimes you need to stash your changes so you can be on a clean branch or maybe because you want to go back and try something before you make a commit with these changes. Here's how you do a stash:

git stash

Apply stash

git stash apply