The Git Cheat Sheet

I published a brand new book that went on to be added to my “famous” series of free books that are available to all my newsletter subscribers.

It’s called “Git Cheat Sheet” and it’s a very extensive collection of Git commands.

Everything in this book is related to the Git command line utility, no GitHub, no GUI apps, etc. Just the command line. And it’s already a lot! The PDF is 38 pages long, so it’s not a one-page, it’s quite complete.

You can read it for free on freeCodeCamp, or download it in PDF by signing up to my newsletter.

That’s currently book #17 available to my (free) subscribers.

If you prefer something interactive, I also built a free Git command finder where you describe what you want to do and it gives you the command.

This was the first of a series of resources I prepared about Git.

If you want to go deeper, the Git Masterclass is out. It’s my paid Git course: commits, branches, conflicts and GitHub, then rebasing, history, workflows and repository internals. You’ll find it on https://flaviocopes.com/courses/

For one of the more advanced commands, see Git worktrees.

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