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git-dct¶

Git development CLI tools for daily usage

Table of contents

git add - Add file changes for commits
git branch - List, create, or delete branches
git cherry-pick - Apply changes introduced by existing commits
git commit - Commit changes to the repository
git describe - Describe Git objects for humans
git diff - Show changes between commits and sources
git fetch - Download references and objects from remotes
git log - Show commit logs
git merge - Merge development histories together
git push - Push references and objects to remotes
git rebase - Reapply and rework commits history
git remote - Manage remote sources repositories
git reset - Reset history or sources to a specific state
git show - Show commit contents or other objects
git stash - Store or stash uncomitted changes away
git submodule - Initialize, update or inspect submodules

git add - Add file changes for commits¶

git aa : Add files verbosely
git an : Add files as dry-run only
git ap : Add files in interactive patch mode
git acae : Add files in interactive patch mode and amend to the current commit

git branch - List, create, or delete branches¶

git bd : Delete branch
git br : List, create, or delete branches
git brl : List all available branches
git ch : Switch branches or restore working tree files
git sw : Create, update and switch to a branch

git cherry-pick - Apply changes introduced by existing commits¶

git cp : Apply the changes introduced by existing commits
git cpa : Abort the cherry-pick operation in progress
git cpc : Continue the cherry-pick operation in progress
git cps : Skip the cherry-pick operation in progress
git fcp : Git fetch path and cherry-pick commits

git commit - Commit changes to the repository¶

git c : Commit changes to the repository
git ca : Amend changes to the current commit
git cae : Amend changes to the current commit without edition
git cauthor : Update commit authorship from current user or a commit
git ce : Commit empty changes to the repository
git cs : Commit changes to the repository with 'Signed-off-by'
git cad : Reset current commit date to now
git sl : Amend the last commit with interactively staged changes

git describe - Describe Git objects for humans¶

git tagdescribe : Describe Git history relative to tags

git diff - Show changes between commits and sources¶

git diffall : Show changes between commits and sources with all differences highlighted
git diffc : Show changes between commits and sources with only char-level differences
git diffw : Show changes between commits and sources with only word-level differences
git st : Git history with remote comparator
git stat : Git history with remote comparator
git di : Show changes in sources with HEAD (or a commit)

git fetch - Download references and objects from remotes¶

git f : Download references and objects from remotes
git fe : Git fetch with interactive selection
git fr : Git fetch and reset sources with interactive selection
git ftr : Git fetch with tags and reset sources with interactive selection
git k : Fetch all branches and show complete history in gitk
git tig : Fetch all branches and show complete history in tig

git log - Show commit logs¶

git l : Show commits logs in oneline simple view without decorators
git lo : Show commits logs in oneline simple view

git merge - Merge development histories together¶

git mt : Run merge conflicts resolution tools

git push - Push references and objects to remotes¶

git p : Push references and objects to remotes
git pf : Force push references and objects to remotes
git pu : Git push with interactive selection
git put : Git push tags with interactive selection

git rebase - Reapply and rework commits history¶

git ra : Abort current rebase operation and reset HEAD to the original state
git rb : Git rebase with interactive selection
git rbl : Git rebase local commits with interactive selection
git rc : Continue the rebasing process after merge conflict resolutions or commit amends
git re : Edit the todo list during an interactive rebase
git rs : Skip the current patch during a rebasing process
git r : Interactive rebase of the last N commits (default 5)
git redit : Edit through rebase the last N commits (default 5)
git rf : Interactive rebase from commit reference
git rfedit : Edit through rebase from commit reference

git remote - Manage remote sources repositories¶

git rv : List the repositories remotes with their URL

git reset - Reset history or sources to a specific state¶

git rhf : Reset history and sources to the last fetched commit
git rhh : Reset history and sources to the current commit
git ri : Reset history only to the previous commit
git ro : Reset history and sources to the previous commit
git rt : Reset history and sources to a specific commit
git revertf : Revert changes of the specified commit (default: HEAD)
git rl : Revert the current commit interactively

git show - Show commit contents or other objects¶

git shall : Show commit with all differences highlighted
git shf : Show commit with full author, commiter and dates details
git shm : Show commit with only names and status of changed files

git stash - Store or stash uncomitted changes away¶

git s : Stash the changes in a dirty working directory away
git sc : Remove all the stash entries
git sp : Interactively select hunks to be stashed
git spop : Extract last stash state to the current working tree
git cl : Reset and stash changes
git cla : Abort cherry-pick, abort am, reset and stash changes
git su : Stash changes including untracked files

git submodule - Initialize, update or inspect submodules¶

git sm : Show the status of the submodules
git smi : Initialize the submodules recorded in the sources
git smu : Synchronize, initialize and update submodules recursively
git clean-tags : Clean all tags automatically