The GIT command

Git configuration

On the command line, enter the following command:

Git config --global user. Default simple git config --global push config --global core.quotepath false git config --global core.editor "code --wait" git config --global core.autocrlf inputCopy the code

Second, the git init

Git init: creates a. Git directory to hold code blocks

To view this directory, type ls -a into cmder

Third, git add

Git add: Select which changes you want to commit.

Git add. : Commit files in the current directory.

.gitignore: describes which changes do not need to be committed. The common ones are node_modules.ds_store.idea.vscode

You can type git status in the cmder to see which changes are committed and which are not

Four, git commit

Git commit -m string: commit and say why. If the string has Spaces, enclose them in quotes

git commit -v:Help review what was just changed to force a more detailed submission reason(Recommended for beginners)

Enter git log in cmder to view the current commit

Repeat submission

git add.

git commit -v

Repeat these two operations

Git reset –hard XXXXXX

XXXXXX is the first six digits of the commit number. Make sure that all code is committed, as this will cause non-committed changes to disappear

Enter git reflog in cmder to view all commits

Git branch and Git Checkout

Two lines developed at the same time (two blooms)

Git branch: create a branch based on the current commit, and the code will appear at the same branch

Eight, git merge

Git merge: Merge another branch into the current branch (first switch to the branch you want to keep, then merge another branch)

Git branch -d x: Delete unnecessary branches after merge

Conflict resolution: