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Posted on March 31, 2017

Clone: clone a repository

Clone a repository in server:

git clone username@serveraddress:/path/to/repository

Branch:
- Check the current branch:
```
git branch
```
- Create a new branch:
```
git branch <name_branch>
```
Check out:
- Check out an existing branch:
```
git checkout <name_branch>
```
- Create a new branch and check it out:
```
git checkout -b <name_branch>
```
- Return to master branch:
```
git checkout master
```
Add: update a state (add, edit, delete) of files
- Update all:
```
git add .
```
- Update files with a format
```
git add *.<suffix>
```
- Update files with their names
```
git add <name_file_1> [<name_file_2> ... <name_file_n>] 
```
Commit: Confirm and save the modifing of the project
```
  git commit -am '<note>'
```

Push: Update the modifing of project on server

The branch doesn’t exist

git remote add origin <server>
git push origin <name_branch>

Fetch: Get the latest code on server and overwrite the source on local
```
git fetch <name_branch>
```
Pull: Get the latest code on server and merge with the code on local
```
git pull <name_branch>
```

Thanks for reading. If you have some questions, feel free to ask me.
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Categories: Git
Tags: Command line | Github