git-command.txt

For status"
$ git status
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check log with differentiate 
$ git log -p

for specific number
$ git log -p -n 

where n is a simple any number 1 -10-100-----
e.g
$ git log -p -2
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for small summary"

git log --stat
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check log list in one line 

$ git log --pretty=oneline
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check log in short form

$ git log --pretty=short
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check log with some extra

$ git log --pretty=full
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check last specific days/week/months/years log

$ git log --since=2.days
or
$ git log --since=2.months
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if you want a log in specific format, follow this link
https://git-scm.com/docs/git-log
e.g

$ git log --pretty=format:"%h -- %an"   (%h = hash key, %an = auther name)
or
$ git log --pretty=format:"%h -- %en"   (%h = hash key, %an = auther email)
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un-stage the any file

$ git restore --staged <filename>
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file return its origional status ( reture back after any wrong addition/deletion)

$ git checkout -- <filename>
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if you full folder return back stage

$ git checkout -f
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Alias
for short command for status

$ git config --global alias.st status