Git Commands

Shows the state of the working directory and staging area — which files are staged, unstaged, or untracked.

Stages changes so they'll be included in the next commit.

Records the currently staged changes as a new commit.

Uploads local commits on the current branch to a remote repository.

Fetches commits from a remote and merges (or rebases) them into the current branch.

Lists, creates, or deletes branches.

Switches branches or restores working-tree files.

Combines another branch's history into the current branch, creating a merge commit if the histories have diverged.

Replays the current branch's commits on top of another branch, producing a linear history instead of a merge commit.

Shows commit history for the current branch.

Shows changes between commits, the working tree, and the staging area.

Temporarily shelves uncommitted changes so you can switch context, then reapplies them later.