Git commands:

create a repo:

git init

Gives what files still need to be commit, ready to be added, ready to be commited:

git status

Commit: Get file ready:

git add *name of file.txt*

Message attached to commit:

git commit -m

“This is the description text for the commit. Tell us what you changed!”
To confim commit:

git log

git log --pretty=oneline

git log --pretty=oneline --graph --decorate --all

(use this one…)
inside of this command you will need to refer to this terminology:
– HEAD – this is the marker for the currently viewed commit
– orgin/master – this is the marker for the online github version
– master – this is the latest version on local git machine

This is how you view other commits:

git checkout #commitid

to peek/view an old commit

Create new brach:

git checkout -b &name*

Whats the difference between adding and committing? If you want to change multiple files and then only select a few to be commited this is how you do it.