git-frequent-commands

Overview

This repository serves as a comprehensive guide to frequently used Git commands, providing examples and explanations for each. It aims to help developers efficiently use Git in their daily workflow.

Table of Contents

• Getting Started
• Basic Commands
• Branching and Merging
• Remote Repositories
• Stashing and Cleaning
• Logs and History
• Tagging
• Configuration
• Emoji Commit Guide

Getting Started

Install Git

• Windows: Download from Git for Windows.
• macOS: Install using Homebrew:

    brew install git
  

Basic Commands

• git-commit-usage.md: Detailed instructions on how to write effective commit messages, including a guide on using emoji in commit messages.
• git-push-steps.md: Steps to push your changes to a remote repository.

Branching and Merging

• git-branch-operations.md: A comprehensive guide to creating, deleting, and managing branches in Git.
• git-branch-operations.md: not done.

Remote Repositories

• git-clone-with-submodules.md: Instructions on how to clone repositories that include submodules.

Logs and History

• git-diff-usage.md: Guidelines for using the git diff command to see changes between commits, branches, and more.
• git-tag-usage.md: Explanation of how to create, list, and delete tags in Git.

Emoji Commit Guide

• git-emoji.md: A list of commonly used emojis in commit messages to categorize and describe changes visually.

Additional Documentation

• git-install-steps.md: Detailed installation steps for Git.