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**Julia Evans** @b0rk@jvns.ca · Dec 6, 2023 *

Dec 6, 2023 *

Julia Evans @b0rk@jvns.ca

every git command I use

permalink: https://wizardzines.com/comics/every-git-command/

getting started: git init, git clone

move between branches: git branch, git checkout, git switch

restore old files: git checkout, git restore

preparing to commit: git status, git add, git mv, git rm, git diff, git reset

combining branches: git merge, git rebase, git cherry-pick

working with others: git pull, git push, git fetch, git remote

making commits: git commit

configuring git: git config, git remote

code archaeology: git blame, git log FILENAME, git log -S SEARCh, git show, git diff

trash changes: git stash, git checkout ., git reset --hard, git rebase -i

git troubleshooting: git log BRANCH, git status, git diff, git reflog

editing history: git rebase -i, git reset --hard

Felix @jamalix@layer8.space

@b0rk Never seen `git mv` before, gonna look it up!
I like using `git checkout -` to go back to the previous branch.

Dec 06, 2023, 07:45 PM··Tusky

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**Ben Ramsey** @ramsey@phpc.social · Dec 6, 2023

Dec 6, 2023

Ben Ramsey @ramsey@phpc.social

@jamalix @b0rk `git mv` is essentially for renaming a file that’s already in the git repository. It might technically be the same as `git rm old_filename` and `git add new_filename`, but I’m not sure of that.

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