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Get the nearest reachable tag / human-readable version name with git describe

Trace which commit and author last changed each line with git blame

Remove untracked files and directories from the working tree with git clean

Set git user name and email globally for all commits

Set git user name and email globally for all commits

Resolve a merge conflict in git and finish the merge

Compare diffs between two branches or commits with git diff

Recover a dropped/lost stash with git stash and its reflog

Switch to a new/existing branch while keeping local changes with git switch

Run housekeeping / garbage collection with git gc

Create a tarball or zip of a git tree/commit with git archive

Get the nearest reachable tag / human-readable version name with git describe

Trace which commit and author last changed each line with git blame

Remove untracked files and directories from the working tree with git clean

Set git user name and email globally for all commits

Create a tarball or zip of a git tree/commit with git archive

Get the nearest reachable tag / human-readable version name with git describe

Trace which commit and author last changed each line with git blame

Remove untracked files and directories from the working tree with git clean

Set git user name and email globally for all commits

Inspect a git commit, tag, tree, or blob with git show

Resolve git merge and rebase conflicts

Name a git commit from its nearest tag with git describe

Create a tarball or zip of a git tree with git archive

Add, rename, remove, and set URLs for git remotes

Run git gc housekeeping and prune unreachable objects

Use git sparse-checkout to work on a subset of files

Force-push rewritten git history safely with --force-with-lease

Format git log output with custom pretty and oneline formats

Remove untracked files from the working tree with git clean

Find the commit that introduced a bug with git bisect

Create a tarball or zip of a git tree with git archive

Add, rename, remove, and set URLs for git remotes

Run git gc housekeeping and prune unreachable objects

Use git sparse-checkout to work on a subset of files

Force-push rewritten git history safely with --force-with-lease

Format git log output with custom pretty and oneline formats

Remove untracked files from the working tree with git clean

Find the commit that introduced a bug with git bisect

Configure a Git commit author identity globally with git config

Fold follow-up fixes into earlier commits with git commit --fixup and git rebase --autosquash

List, repair, and clean up stale Git worktrees

Initialize and sync submodules in a fresh clone (git submodule update --init --recursive)

Add a Git submodule and track a pinned version of another repository

Amend the most recent commit message or contents with git commit --amend

Apply specific commits from another branch with git cherry-pick (including conflicts and merges)

Undo a pushed commit by creating an inverse commit with git revert

Recover commits lost to a reset, rebase, or branch deletion using git reflog

Check out multiple branches simultaneously with git worktree add

Move a topic branch onto a different base commit with git rebase --onto

Squash, reword, and reorder commits with git rebase -i (interactive rebase)