Git Commands Cheat Sheet - Complete Reference 2026

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# -- Setup --------------------------------------------------
git config --global user.name  "Your Name"
git config --global user.email "you@example.com"
git config --list

# -- Init & Clone -------------------------------------------
git init                          # init new repo
git clone <url>                   # clone remote repo
git clone <url> my-folder         # clone into folder

# -- Staging & Committing -----------------------------------
git status                        # show working tree status
git add .                         # stage all changes
git add <file>                    # stage specific file
git commit -m "feat: add login"   # commit with message
git commit --amend                # amend last commit

# -- Branching ----------------------------------------------
git branch                        # list branches
git branch feature/login          # create branch
git checkout feature/login        # switch branch
git checkout -b feature/login     # create + switch
git switch -c feature/login       # modern syntax
git merge feature/login           # merge into current
git branch -d feature/login       # delete branch

# -- Remote -------------------------------------------------
git remote -v                     # list remotes
git remote add origin <url>       # add remote
git push origin main              # push to remote
git pull origin main              # pull from remote
git fetch origin                  # fetch without merge

# -- Log & Diff ---------------------------------------------
git log --oneline --graph         # compact log
git diff                          # unstaged changes
git diff --staged                 # staged changes
git show <commit>                 # show commit details

# -- Undo ---------------------------------------------------
git restore <file>                # discard working changes
git reset HEAD <file>             # unstage file
git reset --soft HEAD~1           # undo last commit (keep changes)
git reset --hard HEAD~1           # undo last commit (discard changes)
git revert <commit>               # create revert commit

# -- Stash --------------------------------------------------
git stash                         # stash changes
git stash pop                     # apply + drop stash
git stash list                    # list stashes

# -- Tags ---------------------------------------------------
git tag v1.0.0                    # create tag
git tag -a v1.0.0 -m "Release"   # annotated tag
git push origin --tags            # push tags

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