Git Version Control with Git

Commands

git clone: Create a local copy of a remote repository.
git add: Stage changes for commit.
git commit: Record changes to the repository.
git log: Display commit history.
git push: Push changes to a remote repository.
git pull: Fetch changes from a remote repository and merge.
git init: Initialize a new Git repository.
git remote add origin <remote_repo>: Connect a local repository to a remote one.
git push --set-upstream origin master: Create a local and remote connection for a new Git repository.
git checkout : Switch to a different branch.
git checkout -b : Create and switch to a new branch.
git branch: List branches.
git status: Display the status of changes.
git branch -d : Delete a branch.
git rebase: Avoid unnecessary merge commits in Git history.
git rm -r --cached : Unstage a folder.
git rm --cached : Remove a file from the remote repository.
git stash: Temporarily save unfinished changes.
git stash pop: Apply the last stash and remove it.
git reset --hard HEAD~1: Revert and discard changes to the last commit.
git reset HEAD~1: Revert but keep changes from the last commit.
git commit --amend: Merge changes into the last commit.
git reset --hard HEAD~1: Revert and discard changes to the last commit.
git push --force: Force push changes to a remote repository.
git revert <commit_hash>: Create a new commit to revert changes from a previous commit.
git merge: Merge branches.

Remove local .git configuration:

`rm -fr .git`