Introduction: Git Basics | Git Repository | Retrieving a Repository’s Status | Add Files to a Repository | Committing Changes to a Repository

Cloning a Remote Repository | Accidental Deletion | Recover Your Repository

Creating a Branch | Detached Heads | What about Tags?

Merging Step by Step | Handling Merge Conflicts

Choosing Your Stash

Introduction: Git Add Interactive | The Add Interactive Command

Introduction: Reflog | Lose a Commit, Get it Back | Exploring the reflog

Introduction: Cherry-Picking | A Simple Cherry-Pick | When Cherry-Picking Might Fail

Introduction: Git Rebase | Outline of a Simple Rebase

Introduction: Git Bisect | Bisecting: The Session at a High Level | A Real ‘git bisect’ Session | The Difference Between ∼ and ^

Introduction: Fetching and Pulling Content | Two Git Repos: ‘git_origin’ and ‘git_cloned’ | The ‘git fetch’ Command

Introduction: Working With Multiple Repositories | Three-Linked Repositories

Creating and Pushing Branches | Pushing to Repositories With Different Content | The Branch Exists Only On The Remote | Tracking Remote Branches With Different Names

What Are Pull Requests? | Forking And Branching in GitHub

Introduction: Git Log | A Realistic Log History | The ‘git log’ Command

Introduction: Squashing Commits | A Worked Example | The ‘git rebase -i’ Command

Introduction: Bare Repositories | Setting up a Bare Repository | Squashes the Commits | Git Pull and Merge Hell

Introduction: Cherry-Picking and Three-Way Merges | Attempting to Apply Cherry-Pick | Generate and Apply Patch

Introduction: Git Hooks | A ‘pre-commit’ Hook | A More Sophisticated Example

Comparing Differences | Branching and Merge Types | Special Markers | Simple Branching Example | Conflict Resolution | Marking Special Events with Tagging | Saving Work in Progress with Stashing | Time Travel with Reset and Reflog | Using Aliases | Using Aliases to simplify our commands | Amending Commits: Changing the commit message | Amending Commits: Adding a file to a previous commit | Working with the git commit -amend command | Performing a git squash and merge at GitHub to condense our commit tree | Set your system to always prune during fetch | Performing a soft reset | Hard reset and clean on current commit | Hard reset on previous commit – merge into master | Learning about git reset and git clean | Reverting a commit | Reverting the state of the repo with a public revert commit

GitHub Profile | GitHub Settings | Creating a GitHub Repository | Linking to our GitHub Repository | Pushing Changes to GitHub | Verifying our Changes on GitHub

Authentication Overview | SSH vs HTTPS | Generating an SSH Key | Verify SSH Authentication with GitHub

GitHub Repository Overview | Starting Remote with a Starter Repository | Create a Local Copy with Clone | Seeding the Repository with Sample Content | Publish Back to GitHub | Fetch and Pull | Repository Features and Settings | Updating Repository and Remote References | Looking at Files and Folders on GitHub | Directly Editing Files on GitHub | Creating a New Files on GitHub | Creating a New File on Master | Renaming and Deleting Files on GitHub | Synchronizing our Changes with our Local Repository | Reviewing Commits with the Commit List | Commit Details: Going Deeper | GitHub Time Travel: Reviewing Your Repository as of a Particular Commit | Using Commit IDs