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  • Updated remote branch
git remote update origin --prune 
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  • What you need to do after deleting all branches:

    • Git remote update Origin –prune looks at all remote branches. Existing/deleted.

    • Git checkout (develop) If the remote branch exists, just switch.

    • Git pull Origin (develop) updates the newly created branch.

    • Git fetch –all Updates all remote branches.

  • Pull all the branches

git pull -p                                         
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  • View all remote branches
git branch -a
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  • Deleting a Remote Branch
Git push origin :branchName git push origin --delete branchNameCopy the code
  • Delete a local branch:
git branch -d/D <BranchName>
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TAG

  • List all tags
git tag
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  • The new tag

Use git tag to create a tag with the tag name

Git tag tagName (v1.0.0)Copy the code

You can also add the -a parameter to create a tag with a note, which is specified by -m. If you do not enter -m, the creation process system will automatically open the editor for you to fill in the remarks.

Git tag -a tagName(v1.0.0) -mCopy the code
  • Viewing tag Information

The git show command displays details about the tag, including the commit number.

Git show tagName (v1.0.0)Copy the code
  • Specify a commit number with a tag

Tagging does not have to be above the head, but can be done in previous versions, as long as you know the checksum of a committed object (obtained from git log, the first few digits of the checksum).

Git tag - a tagName (v1.0.0) 8133 a8038a788cd4e62914befff39c0dac2e06ff -m 'note information'Copy the code
  • Synchronize the tag to the remote server

In the same way that a Git push is used to push a tag to a remote server after the code is submitted, a tag needs to be pushed to a remote server. Push a single branch with git push Origin [tagName].

Git push Origin tag (v1.0.0) git push origin tag (v1.0.0Copy the code
  • Switch to a tag

Just like branches, you can switch directly to a tag. At this point, you are not in any branch and are in a wandering state. Consider creating a branch based on this tag.

Git checkout tagName (v1.0.0)Copy the code

  • Remove the tag

    • Local deletion
    Git tag - d tagName (v1.0.0)Copy the code
    • Remote delete
    Git push origin: refs/tags/tagName (v1.0.0)Copy the code