Important Commands

git reflog

The git reflog command allows you to display all the commits that the head (HEAD) has gone through, in reverse chronological order. This allows you to revert to a previous state if you made a mistake in an operation.

git reset

The git reset <sha1-or-ref> command allows you to reset the current branch to a particular commit (or ref):

git reset 123abcd3 # 123abcd3 is the SHA-1 of a commit

git reset develop # develop is the name of a branch

git restore

The git restore command allows you to move one or more files and/or folders from one state to another:

The following command will move index.html from a modified state (compared to the previous commit) to an unmodified state (the same state as in the previous commit):

git restore index.html

The following command will move index.html from a modified and staged state (compared to the previous commit) to a modified but unstaged state:

git restore --staged index.html

To be seen next time

git switch

git branch

git checkout

git clone

git pull

git push