Deck for studying up on Git commands. This was purposefully kept free of any styling etc as this is the actual deck I use for memorization and don't like distractions.

3. Initialize a new git repo in
the current working directory.

4. git init
Initialize a new git repo in
the current working directory.

6. Clone an existing git repo.

7. git clone <clone_url>
Clone an existing git repo.

9. Show history of changes.

10. git log
Show history of changes.

12. Show changes to tracked files.

13. git diff
Show changes to tracked files.

15. Show a list of changed files
in the working directory.

16. git status
Show a list of changed files
in the working directory.

18. Add a new file to the current
repo.

19. git add <path/file>
Add a new file to the current
repo.

21. Stage all new files and
changes to tracked files for
the current repo.

22. git add .
Stage all new files and
changes to tracked files for
the current repo.

24. Stage all removed files and
changes to tracked files for
the current repo.

25. git add -u
Stage all removed files and
changes to tracked files for
the current repo.

27. Stage all added files, removed
files and changes to tracked
files for the current repo.

28. git add -A
Stage all added files, removed
files and changes to tracked
files for the current repo.

30. Commit all your local changes.

31. git commit -a
Commit all your local changes.

33. Amend your most recent commit
with the current changes.

34. git commit --amend
Amend your most recent commit
with the current changes.

36. Mark a version or milestone.

37. git tag v1.0
Mark a version or milestone.

39. Fetch from origin and fast
forward your changes on top of
it.

40. git pull --rebase
Fetch from origin and fast
forward your changes on top of
it.

42. Push committed to changes to
origin.

43. git push
Push committed to changes to
origin.

45. Discard all uncommitted
changes in your working tree.
Cannot be undone.

46. git reset --hard
Discard all uncommitted
changes in your working tree.
Cannot be undone.

48. Reset an individual file back
to HEAD.

49. git checkout <path/file>
Reset an individual file back
to HEAD.

51. Switch branches.

52. git checkout <branch_name>
Switch branches.

54. List all local branches for
the current repo.

55. git branch
List all local branches for
the current repo.

57. List all remote branches for
the current repo.

58. git branch -r
List all remote branches for
the current repo.

60. Delete a local branch.

61. git branch -d <branch>
Delete a local branch.

63. Delete a remote branch.

64. git branch -d -r <branch>
Delete a remote branch.

66. Merge branch1 into branch2

67. git checkout branch2
git merge branch1
Merge branch1 into branch2

69. Create new_branch based on
old_branch and switch to it.

70. git checkout -b new_branch
old_branch
Create new_branch based on
old_branch and switch to it.

72. Stash uncommitted changes in
current working tree.

73. git stash
Stash uncommitted changes in
current working tree.

75. Apply stashed changes to
current working tree.

76. git stash pop
Apply stashed changes to
current working tree.