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Read: 03 - Revisions and the Cloud

Operating in Git

Basic Commands

Command	Description
pwd	current location
ls	root directory (available files)
cd (filename here here)	moves into file
code .	opens VS Code
git push origin main	log in
git add .	adds all files
git commit -a “add your comment here”	commits all files
git add (file_name here)	adds only that file
git commit -m “add your comment here”	commits changes to one file
git push origin main	pushes repository (will ask you to log in)
git remote	view short name of specified remote handles
git remote -v	view all remote URLs and their short names
git remote add (shortname url here)	create a new remote Git repository with a short name
git fetch (remote-name)	pulling data you don’t have frome remote project
git remote rename (origional name) (changed name)	renames remote shorthand
git remote rm (remote name)	removes remote
git commit –amend	used to alter commit message

First you get to your repository. Then you run code to open VSC. Then you make cyourchanges. Don’t forget to “CTR + S” to save your work. Then you add-push-pull. You will be promted to log in. Log in and you’re done.