Crafting Web Experiences
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Email: Username: For one liners:
Be careful using this, it’s might cause data lose: If you want to still have it in your local repository and only remove it from the remote, then you can use:
You might need this mostly if you are unable to pull since the project is not clean. In short, you can use “git reset –hard” to get back to the last commit. But, you can loose the changes you recently made. Before doing this, I recommend stashing your changes first. 1. Optionally, to get latest…
Delete branch locally Delete branch remotely
Git origin change: Or, add a new origin: To verify:
(Origin means remote)
To be able to see the number of git commits in a project, use this command:
List all the commits with Indexes: (Format: <index> <commit-id> <commit-message>) List all the commits without numbers: (Format: <commit-id> <commit-message>) Reference:https://git-scm.com/docs/git-log
To print into a CSV file: References:https://git-scm.com/docs/git-loghttps://stackoverflow.com/a/27313500
You only need to abort last incomplete merge by this command: