My Most Used Git Commands Steffen Pedersen on May 21, 2019 This is not a full guide to which commands you should learn. I just find it inspiring to read about other developers’ habits and work routines. Thi... Read full post Submit Preview Dismiss Collapse Expand Samiul Anwar Samiul Anwar Samiul Anwar Follow Ruby dev from NYC 👨🏽💻 Location NYC Education Baruch College Work Software Developer at Fund That Flip Joined Jun 26, 2018 • May 22 '19 Dropdown menu Copy link Hide git checkout -- . = "oops I fucked up, time to undo all my un-staged changes" Collapse Expand Steffen Pedersen Steffen Pedersen Steffen Pedersen Follow Joined May 15, 2019 • May 23 '19 Dropdown menu Copy link Hide I will try that one out 😉 Collapse Expand Daniele Daniele Daniele Follow Devops, developer and biker Location Scurelle, Italy Education First Work Majordomo at On a desk Joined May 22, 2019 • May 22 '19 Dropdown menu Copy link Hide Hi Steffen. Thanks for sharing this. Here's my 50 cents: I use git commit -am "message" when I only have edits to commit. Collapse Expand Steffen Pedersen Steffen Pedersen Steffen Pedersen Follow Joined May 15, 2019 • May 22 '19 Dropdown menu Copy link Hide This is great! Collapse Expand Fernando Maia Fernando Maia Fernando Maia Follow Location São Paulo, Brazil Joined Feb 22, 2017 • May 22 '19 Dropdown menu Copy link Hide A great place to learn git fast and in a funny way is Oh shit, git!. It shows what git command should be used in some common situations that we have been/will go through. Collapse Expand Steffen Pedersen Steffen Pedersen Steffen Pedersen Follow Joined May 15, 2019 • May 23 '19 Dropdown menu Copy link Hide I agree! It's been a while since I read it. Maybe I should try it out again 😃 Collapse Expand Andrei Gatej Andrei Gatej Andrei Gatej Follow On a never-ending learning journey. Email andreigtj01@gmail.com Location Romania Joined Feb 20, 2018 • May 29 '19 Dropdown menu Copy link Hide Thanks for sharing! git stash apply stash@{n} can be replaced with git stash apply n Collapse Expand Steffen Pedersen Steffen Pedersen Steffen Pedersen Follow Joined May 15, 2019 • May 29 '19 Dropdown menu Copy link Hide Thank you 🤓 Collapse Expand Javier Aguirre Javier Aguirre Javier Aguirre Follow I design software, focused on project management and process optimization. love 🎸, avid reader. Location Cordoba, Spain Education Computer Science Joined May 26, 2017 • May 23 '19 Dropdown menu Copy link Hide From now on ‘—force-with-lease’ after rebase, thanks man! Collapse Expand Steffen Pedersen Steffen Pedersen Steffen Pedersen Follow Joined May 15, 2019 • May 24 '19 Dropdown menu Copy link Hide Use it wisely 😉 It can still be dangerous. Collapse Expand Hasse R. Hansen Hasse R. Hansen Hasse R. Hansen Follow PHP programmer, Love riding my bike. https://gitlab.com/ramlevdk Location Denmark Joined Nov 11, 2017 • May 22 '19 Dropdown menu Copy link Hide git add --all = git add . Collapse Expand Steffen Pedersen Steffen Pedersen Steffen Pedersen Follow Joined May 15, 2019 • May 23 '19 Dropdown menu Copy link Hide Du har fuldstændig ret 😃 Code of Conduct • Report abuse
git checkout -- .= "oops I fucked up, time to undo all my un-staged changes"
I will try that one out 😉
Hi Steffen.
Thanks for sharing this.
Here's my 50 cents: I use
git commit -am "message"when I only have edits to commit.This is great!
A great place to learn git fast and in a funny way is Oh shit, git!. It shows what git command should be used in some common situations that we have been/will go through.
I agree! It's been a while since I read it. Maybe I should try it out again 😃
Thanks for sharing!
git stash apply stash@{n}
can be replaced with
git stash apply n
Thank you 🤓
From now on ‘—force-with-lease’ after rebase, thanks man!
Use it wisely 😉 It can still be dangerous.
git add --all = git add .
Du har fuldstændig ret 😃