All of my small programs will go here. No pull request will be accepted for this repository.
Useful Tips and Tricks
- If you want to link an image (or file) from a GitHub repository, add '?raw=true' at the end of the URL to the file.
- Unofficial Windows Binaries for Python Extension Packages (can be used when pip isn't able to compile a package).
1. git init -b main
Initializes current folder as local git repository and adds default branch 'main'.
2. git remote add origin <online repo link>
Sets an online repo as origin of local one.
3. git push -u origin HEAD
Sets remote branch with same name as current branch as upstream branch and pushes all commited changes. Creates a new branch at remote if it doesn't exist. It is required to use git commit before this command.
4. git add -A
Stage all the changes made in repository for commit.
5. git commit -m 'message'
Commit added files with this message. It is required to use git add before this command.
6. git push
If upstream branch is already set, push all commited changes in current branch to online repo.
7. git clone <repo link>
Clone an online repo in the current folder.
8. git pull
Pull all changes from online repo to local one. It is required to commit all changes before this.
9. git reset HEAD~n
Move back by n commits. All commits in between are deleted. You can use commit code instead of 'HEAD~n'.
10. git revert HEAD~n
Revert the changes done by nth last commit as a new commit. You can use commit code instead of 'HEAD~n'.
11. git log
Shows log of all commits.
12. git gc --aggressive --prune=now
Reduce the size of repo by cleaning all garbage data.
12. git checkout -b <name>
Create a new branch and switch to it.
13. git branch
List all branches of current repository.
14. git checkout <branch>
Switch branches
15. git push --all
Push all branches together
16. git merge --squash <branch>
Copy last state of <branch> into current branch. Must be followed by git commit to commit the changes.
17. git branch -d <name>
Delete branch locally.