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--- linux:git [2026/03/17 13:20] – [Commands] tmade
+++ linux:git [2026/07/16 13:09] (current) – [Commands] tmade
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   git add .                                                #or "git add kubeadm-config.yaml"
   git commit -m "initial commit"                           #to the previously created project on e. g. gitlab
+  git commit -am "my message"                              #add + commit at once, but just for already staged files in repo. New files have to be added first via "git add file" or "git add ."
   git push gitlab master                                   #update changes to master
   git pull origin master                                   #pull changes from master
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   git add file                                             #Add file "file"
   git rm --cached myfile                                   #remove file which was previously added
-  git add .                                                #Add all files in working directory
-  git commit -m "initial commit"                           #Commit all files with comment
   git log                                                  #Show history
   git revert ID                                            #Revert to change from ID - other changes after not affected
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   git reset --hard HEAD~2                                  #remove 2 commits
   git checkout -b branch-name                              #creates "local" branch, which will be uploaded by "git pull"
+  git push origin --delete <branch-name>                   #delete remote branch
+  git branch -d <branch-name>                              #delete lokal branch
   tag = read only branch nie wieder veränderbar/ version
   git tag --list
   git branch --list                                        #show local branches
   git branch --all                                         #show all branches and remote
+  git branch -D branch                                     #Note: -D is a shortcut for --delete --force. First switch to another branch!
   git fetch --prune                                        #update remote branches and also delete branches not existing on repository anymore
   git fetch                                                #update remote branches
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+Rebase:
+  git commit                                                            #if there was a change
+  git rebase -i HEAD~4                                                  #4 commmits backwards
+  git rebase -i ffa3fb36cf62ea41824b781b681c7e753d2406ee~ (commit ID)   #back inclusive last commit through "~" at the ende of commit-ID
+  git rebase -i ffa3fb36cf62ea41824b781b681c7e753d2406ee (commit ID)    #back exclusive last commit
+  git push -f
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