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Git Cheat Sheet 📄 (50 commands + PDF and poster)

Danny Adams on January 20, 2022

I was tired of looking up the same common Git commands - so I made a cheat sheet that I could print and put on my office wall. This cheat sheet co...

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T Kumagai • Apr 20 '22

Beautiful.

Danny Adams • Apr 22 '22

Thank you!

fourwhitesocks • Feb 2 '22

Luv it I just bought the white one :) !!

Danny Adams • Feb 2 '22

Awesome, thank you!!

zoujia • Jun 15 '23

Thanks~I used to use git with UI tools like tortoisegit, because I can not remember so many commands. Recently I start to learn git commands, this is what I need, thanks again👍

Priyanshu • Feb 8 '22

This is very handy cheatsheet, thank for sharing Danny 🙌

Danny Adams • Feb 8 '22

You're welcome!

CyberJack • Jan 21 '22

And yet another git article where the "switch" and "restore" commands are missing.

The checkout command has multiple responsibilities, which isn't a good thing. So 2 new commands where created. The "switch" command can be used to create and/or switch to a branch, while the "restore" command can be used to restore working tree files.

Danny Adams • Jan 21 '22

Thanks for the suggestions - I probably should've included "switch", but just stuck with "checkout" as it's what I always use.

Brahim Amkhichan • Dec 25 '24

Awesome, thank you!!

Shyam Lal • Feb 14 '23

Realy awesome article!
Thanks a lot.

Robin Glory • Apr 10 '22

Damm!!
Life will be so much easier with this cheat sheet!1

Danny Adams • Apr 13 '22

Cheers Robin!

PNS11 • Jan 21 '22

Looks good but I think I'll stick to the man pages, they're quite good.

Besides 'man git' giving a high level overview suitable for topic search it also lists these learning resources:
gittutorial(7), gittutorial-2(7), giteveryday(7), gitcvs-migration(7), gitglossary(7), gitcore-tutorial(7), gitcli(7), The Git User’s Manual[1], gitworkflows(7)

Danny Adams • Jan 21 '22

Thanks! Yeah the man pages are great, but my aim was to keep this cheat sheet as the one-page with commands that I most commonly use so it wasn't too overwhelming.