my git/github cheat sheet

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" author: Manuel Salvadores http://msalvadores.me "
" My notes on using git/github "

#---- workflow on remote public forked repositories ----

#checkouts master branch from a forked github repo
git clone <git path to my forked repo>

#adds origin for futures merges/pulls
git remote add <name_origin> <git path to original repo>
git clone git@github.com:msalvadores/4store.git #for example

#bring changes from origin branch
git pull <name_origin> <branch origin>
git pull garlik master #for example

#to reflect a pull in remote forked repo we have to push.
git push 
#note: after a pull if no changes in local repo then no need
#for "git add" "git commit"

#--------- working against my public repo (no branches) -----

#create local repo
git clone <path>

#edits ... and then ...
git status
git add -i (interactive add)
git commit --message "message for commit"
git push

#if forked repo ... then request pull via github.

#-------------- working against my public repo (branches) ------

#create new branch
git branch <branch name>

#list branches
git branch

#switch branch
git checkout <branch name>

#delete branch
git branch -d <branch name>

#list remote branches - not locally checked out
git branch -a

#cloning a branch ...
git checkout -b <local name> <remote name>
git checkout -b rdfs-reasoner  remotes/origin/rdfs-reasoner #for example

#merge master with current branch
git merge master


#-------------- tags ------

#create
git tag tag_name
git push --tags

#remove tag with name 12345
git tag -d 12345
git push origin :refs/tags/12345


#explore log

#list last commits ...
git log 

#list changes in commit
git show [commit_hash_code]

#list only files changed in commit
git show --pretty="format:" --name-only [commit_hash_code]

#new branch

git branch new_branch
git checkout new_branch
--- edit some stuff ---
git commit -m "new stuff in new branch"
git push ?
-- after some time git merge ?