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git commit --amend
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I wrote the wrong thing in a commit message
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If the commit hasn’t been push you can do the following, which will allow you to edit the message on the most recent commit
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git reset --hard HEAD~1
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How can I undo the last commit?
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HEAD~1 means HEAD-1 commit. It should be noted that this is the nuclear option, and any changes you made will be discarded.
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git reset --soft HEAD~1
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If you want to keep your changes in the working tree use
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git revert HEAD~1..HEAD
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If you’ve already published your commits, you should use revert. This is create new commits undoing the last change
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git revert $commitid
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If you’ve already published your commits, you should use revert. This is create new commits undoing the last change
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git push origin --delete $branchname
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Delete a Git branch remotely
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git reset $filename
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How do I undo a ‘git add’ before committing
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git clean -f -d
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Remove all local untracked files (and directories) from your local clone
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git branch -m $oldname $newname
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Rename local branch
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git reset --hard commitid
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Revert to a previous Git commit
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git fetch --all & git reset --hard origin/master
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Over-write local files when doing a git pull
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git archive --format zip --output /full/path/to/zipfile.zip master
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git export, exporting the source code as with “svn export”
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git checkout -- .
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Discard all my unchecked in changes
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git config --global push.default current & git push -u
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Create a new remote branch from the current local one
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git rev-list -n 1 HEAD -- $filename & git checkout $deletingcommitid^ -- $filename
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Restore a deleted file, First find the commit when the file last existed
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git checkout $commitid $filename
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Revert a single file to a specific previous commit
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git config core.fileMode false
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Make git ignore permissions/filemode changes
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git config --global credential.helper cache
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Get git to remember my password when checking out with https
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git show $commitid:$filename
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Take a quick look at an old revision of a single file
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