revert last commit
git reset HEAD~
Git Cheatsheet
local overrides
overwrite the complete local history of the current branch from its remote
git reset --hard origin/<current-branch>
reset the current-branch to remote HEAD
(equivalent to deleting and recreating the current branch)
git reset --hard origin/main
branch
show all
git branch
create and switch to new
git checkout -b <name>
switch back to the previous local branch you've been working on
git checkout -
rename
git branch -m <oldName> <newName>
delete
git branch -d <name>
add branch to upstream repository
git push --set-upstream origin <name>
stage all changes
git add .
unstage all changes
git reset .
stash
save
git stash
what is stashed?
git stash list
delete
git stash drop
release
git stash pop
rebase
(while on target branch)
git rebase develop
if you want to push to existing repository, force is needed
git push --force
undo all uncommited chages
git checkout .
restore deleted file
git checkout HEAD <file>
redo last commit with new added files and rename it
git commit --amend
soft reset
remove last commit by keeping all changes staged
git reset --soft HEAD~1
remove last "n" commits by keeping all changes staged
(e.g. n = 4)
git reset --soft HEAD~4
delete all untracked files and directories
git clean -di
delete all local branches, if there are deleted origin
git remote prune origin
git gc
delete all local tags, if there are deleted origin
git tag -l | xargs git tag -d
git fetch --tags
rename tag local and origin
git tag <newName> <oldName>
git tag -d <oldName>
git push origin :refs/tags/<oldName>
git push --tags