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* add (filename) : stages a change | * add (filename) : stages a change | ||
* reset (filename) : Unstages a change | * reset (filename) : Unstages a change | ||
* commit : commit staged changes | |||
** -m ("comment") | |||
== Concepts == | == Concepts == | ||
Revision as of 16:17, 6 June 2013
Commands
Standards Used: these are git commands, there for they come after "git". Anything in parenthesis are arguments, the parenthesis are not included. Anything after : is an explanation.
- status : shows unstaged changes
- add (filename) : stages a change
- reset (filename) : Unstages a change
- commit : commit staged changes
- -m ("comment")
Concepts
Stage
Changes are made locally, staged and then committed. Staging is the process of preparing part (or all) of your change to be commited.