I would add git status as a really handy command because it tends to teach you about other commands. For example, it will tell you the git rebase abort command when you are part way through a rebase
git status is a pretty beginner level command so I didn't include it at first but you're right that it does much more than we think and it's possibly one of the best learning tools in really internalizing git.
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I would add
git status
as a really handy command because it tends to teach you about other commands. For example, it will tell you the git rebase abort command when you are part way through a rebaseAdded!
git status
is a pretty beginner level command so I didn't include it at first but you're right that it does much more than we think and it's possibly one of the best learning tools in really internalizing git.