Git Commands

 There are many of these, all for different things and with lots of overload switches - here are some!

• Reverting Changes
• Common Lifecycle Commands

Amending the files within your repo

 so I've just accidentally tracked some things that shouldn't have been traked - here's how I fixed it!

#Show all files tracked by named branch
git ls-tree -r [BranchName]    --name-only
#remove files by name or matching pattern
git rm --cached [filename]
git rm --cached [Pattern]

#A use that I had for this was
git rm --cached */Debug/*

#Show all files tracked by named branch

git ls-tree -r [BranchName]    --name-only

#remove files by name or matching pattern

git rm --cached [filename]

git rm --cached [Pattern]

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#A use that I had for this was

git rm --cached */Debug/*

Prune your local repo!

So you've deleted some branches from your remote repo but you can still see them when you check your branches? try the following:
 

#remove references to dead remote branches in your local repo
git remote prune origin

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#remove references to dead remote branches in your local repo

git remote prune origin

update your branch with changes from master

your branch is going well and development is making progress but now there are changes from someone else that you need to incorporate

git checkout master
# log off of vpn
git pull origin master
git checkout myfeature
git merge master

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git checkout master

# log off of vpn

git pull origin master

git checkout myfeature

git merge master