I was tired of looking up the same common Git commands - so I made a cheat sheet that I could print and put on my office wall.
This cheat sheet co...
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Thanks~I used to use git with UI tools like tortoisegit, because I can not remember so many commands. Recently I start to learn git commands, this is what I need, thanks againπ
Beautiful.
Thank you!
This is very handy cheatsheet, thank for sharing Danny π
You're welcome!
Luv it I just bought the white one :) !!
Awesome, thank you!!
Looks good but I think I'll stick to the man pages, they're quite good.
Besides 'man git' giving a high level overview suitable for topic search it also lists these learning resources:
gittutorial(7), gittutorial-2(7), giteveryday(7), gitcvs-migration(7), gitglossary(7), gitcore-tutorial(7), gitcli(7), The Git Userβs Manual[1], gitworkflows(7)
Thanks! Yeah the man pages are great, but my aim was to keep this cheat sheet as the one-page with commands that I most commonly use so it wasn't too overwhelming.
Realy awesome article!
Thanks a lot.
Damm!!
Life will be so much easier with this cheat sheet!1
Cheers Robin!
And yet another git article where the "switch" and "restore" commands are missing.
The checkout command has multiple responsibilities, which isn't a good thing. So 2 new commands where created. The "switch" command can be used to create and/or switch to a branch, while the "restore" command can be used to restore working tree files.
Thanks for the suggestions - I probably should've included "switch", but just stuck with "checkout" as it's what I always use.
this is handy, good job!
Glad it's useful, thank you!
Awesome work π
Thank you!!
good job bro
Thank you!
Great informational post. Thanks for sharing Danny!
Glad to hear it's helpful, thanks Jelle!
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thank you dude, you are so crack
Thank you!
This is helpful, thank you π
That's great to hear, thank you!
I would love to buy the PDF light version. Any chance to do this with paypal.