Git_commands.md

• git stash
  • Records the current state of your directory without committing. Restores directory to match HEAD.
• git stash apply
  • Restores the previous stash. Will overwrite commits.
• git shortlog
  • Groups git log by author and displays only the commit headers (not the messages or any other log info).
• git commit --amend
  • Replaces the last commit with this one, adding to the message. (Do not do this if the commit has already been published)
• git reset --hard
  • Discards all changes since the last commit
• git reset --soft
  • Resets the head but does not alter files. (Allowing you to commit them on another branch, for instance, if you found you were accidentally on master/ the wrong branch)
• git reset --hard HEAD~2
  • Resets the branch to it's state before the last two commits
• Find three different ways to display the git log. One example is git log --oneline.
  • git log -'number' to limit
  • git log --graph --oneline --all