git-commands

Command	Description
git status	List all new or modified files
git add <file-name or directory>	Stages a file or files in a directory
git add -p <file-name or directory>	Stages the selected parts of a file
git restore --staged <file-name or directory>	Unstages a file or files in a directory
git commit -m "Message"	Commit staged files with message
git commit --amend -m "New commit message."	Change the message of the last commit that is not yet pushed
git push origin	Uploads your commits to github
git pull origin	Updates your local-branch
git remote show origin	Shows the details of branches
git diff	Show file differences that haven't been staged
git reset --hard HEAD~1	Deletes the unpushed commit

git stash commands

Command	Description
git stash	Stores the changes aside
git stash push -m "custom message"	Stash with custom message
git stash -u	Store the changes aside including the untracked files
git stash list	List all the stash
git stash apply <stash-index>	Retrieve the stashed changes to the current branch
git stash show <stash-index>	Show the changes in that stash
git stash show -p <stash-index>	Show the changes in that stash in full tree view
git stash branch <branch-name> <stash-index>	Create a branch from a stash
git stash pop	Retrieve the latest stash to the current branch
git stash clear	Remove all the stash

git branch commands

Command	Description
git branch	Lists all of the branches in the repository (the same as git branch --list).
git branch -vv	Display Local Branches with Their Tracking Information.
git branch <branch>	Creates a new branch called but does not checks out the new branch.
git branch -d <branch>	Deletes a branch. If there are unmerged changes, Git does not allow you to delete it.
git branch -D <branch>	Forces delete the branch, even if there are unmerged changes. Execute this command when you are sure to delete it permanently.
git stash apply <stash-index>	Retrieve the stashed changes to the current branch
git stash show <stash-index>	Show the changes in that stash
git branch -m <branch>	Moves or renames the current branch to .
git branch -a	Lists all the remote branches.
git checkout -b <branch>	add a new branch named and then move to that branch