Mac Linux Commands cheatsheet
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The document outlines common Git commands for status checking, committing, branching, and interacting with remote repositories. It also includes basic terminal commands like changing directories, listing files, and creating/opening files. Key Git commands include git status to show file status, git add to stage files for committing, git commit to commit staged changes with a message, and git log to view the commit history. Branching commands involve creating, switching, deleting branches and comparing or pushing branches to remotes.
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Mac Linux Commands cheatsheet
- 1. GIT COMMIT COMMANDS git status show modified files git add file_name add file to commit (stage) git commit -m “enter message” commit your staged content git log show commit history for current branch git diff show difference of changes after add GIT BRANCH COMMANDS git branch show all branches git branch branch_name create new branch git checkout branch_name switch to another branch git diff master_branch_name compare current branch to master git branch -D branch_name delete branch GIT REMOTE COMMANDS git remote -v show all remotes git clone https_link clone a repository from the link git push origin branch_name push branch to remote git pull origin branch_name pull branch from remote TERMINAL COMMANDS pwd print working directory ls list directory contents cd folder_name change directory cd .. change to parent directory mkdir folder_name make directory touch file_name create file open file_name open file Mac / Linux Cheatsheet