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Git branches cheatsheet
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Creating
git checkout -b $branchname
git push origin $branchname --set-upstream
Creates a new branch locally then pushes it.
Getting from remote
git fetch origin
git checkout --track origin/$branchname
Gets a branch in a remote.
Delete local remote-tracking branches
git remote prune origin
Deletes origin/* branches in your local copy. Doesn’t affect the remote.
List existing branches
git branch --list
Existing branches are listed. Current branch will be highlighted with an asterisk.
List merged branches
git branch -a --merged
List outdated branches that have been merged into the current one.
Delete a local branch
git branch -d $branchname
Deletes the branch only if the changes have been pushed and merged with remote.
Delete branch forcefully
git branch -D $branchname
git branch -d $branchname
Note: You can also use the -D flag which is synonymous with –delete –force instead of -d. This will delete the branch regardless of its merge status. Delete a branch irrespective of its merged status.
Delete remote branch
git push origin --delete :$branchname
Works for tags, too!
Get current sha1
git show-ref HEAD -s
Reset branch and remove all changes
git reset --hard
Undo commits to a specific commit
git reset --hard $commit_id
# Now push safely to your branch
git push --force-with-lease
# Or push brutally to your branch
git push --force
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