Git Commands

• Init an empty repository.

git init

• add remote, using http or ssh method
• origin is just a naming for your remote

git remote add *origin* {url}

• fetch all from remote

git fetch --all

• reset everything to your online repository
• —hard will delete all your local changes!

git reset --hard *origin*/{branch_name}

• show list of branches

git branch

• switch or create branch

git checkout {branch_name} 

• pull from remote, might need to fix commits

git pull

• rebase, add in changes and align with commit dates

git pull --rebase

• merge, add a merge commit message to show all the changes

git pull --merge

• stage all your changes, add . is stage all changes, you can add specific if needed

git add .

• commit your staged changes

git commit -m "{commit_message}" 

• push your commits to online repo

git push origin {branch_name}

I actually prefer using git client such as Fork, so you can get rid of all these commands