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### [Title]: Comprehensive GIT Beginners Guide from Scratch - Part 2
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### [Published]: 14/09/2022
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### [Description]:
###
### This is a complete walkthrough from scratch of a local
### git configuration and github remote repository utilization

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## Table of contents

1.

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## Additional usefull git commands

## Display status and changes
git status -s
git diff

## Display all branches and files:
## [Note]: The first line will show the unique hash for the comit
git log -p
git log --all --graph

## Example Output:

  * commit 47619c61999b545c3eb467706ab2523d94669310
  | Author: Username <email@ldomain.com>
  | Date:   Wed Sep 14 14:15:56 2022 +0200
  |
  |     Minor design change
  |


## Show details of the latest commit
git show

## Display a specific commit
git show <hash>

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## Working with Repository Branches:

## List current branch
git branch

## Rename your current (repository) branch:
branch -M main

## Create a new branch
1. git checkout -b new-branch
2. git branch new-branch

## Change branch
git checkout new-branch

## Delete branch
git branch -d new-branch

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## Git merge
## [Description]:
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## A 'merge' is always a left hand action based on your _current_ branch

## Example:
## The repository consists of 2 branches named 'main' and 'feature-1'
## We are going to merge the changes made in branch 'feature-1' to the 'main' branch.

## First we make sure that we are in the 'main' branch:
git checkout main
git merge feature-1
git push (optional)

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## [TODO]

## Git rebase
## [Description]:

git rebase --abort

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## Merge conflicts

git rebase --abort
git merge --abort

## [/TODO]

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## Git global and local customizations:

## [TODO]

## Examples:
## URL: https://gist.github.com/digitaljhelms/3866785

## [/TODO]

## Git [core]

## Set default carriage return / line feed mode for your operating system:
## Linux:
git config core.autocrlf input

## Windows:
git config core.autocrlf true

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## Git [aliases]
## [Note]: In case of 'access denied' errors, make sure that
## you dont have 'unaccessible' directories in your '$PATH'

## Examples:

## Adding alias 'origin' to your local configuration file '.git/config':

git config alias.origin "remote -v"

## CColoring the 'git log --graph' output

git config alias.log2 "log --color --graph --pretty=format:'%Cred%h%Creset -%C(yellow)%d%Creset %s %Cgreen(%cr) %C(bold blue)<%an>%Creset' --abbrev-commit --"

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