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Git Commands

Sr.No	Title	Description
1	git push origin --delete	To delete a remote branch
2	git push origin master -- force	When code is not getting pushed to remote branch after using git push origin master
3	git reflog	To bring back recover a deleted commit.
4	git reset HEAD^ --hard	Discard changes, back to last commit
5	git reset HEAD^ --soft	Save your changes, back to last commit
6	git checkout feature	To switch to the feature branch.
7	.gitignore	It will exclude the files or folders listed under it from our machine to be pushed into our repository
8	git reset --hard {commitId}	Move head back to the desired commit we want.
9	git reset --hard	move head back to the last commit.
10	git fork	means we are copying the repository to our remote account(Github/gitlab ...)
11	git clone	Means we are making a copy of the repository in our system.

Git Commands while pushing code to a new repo

git init
git add .
git commit -m "commit message"
git remote add origin "url of the remote repository"
git push origin master

Git Commands while pushing code to an existing repo

git init
git add -A
git commit -m "commit message"
git push origin master

Steps to copy a project from remote branch

git init
git add .
git clone "Link of the repository from remote"

When your local branch is ahead of remote branch by 1 commit

git pull
git checkout -b newBranchName
git pull origin remoteBranchName
git status

When code is not getting pushed to remote Branch

git push origin master --force

git commit --amend -m "commit message"
git push