Frequently used git commands

Following are the most used git commands which covers 90% of our work.

git clone <repository link> - Clones git repository
git branch - Displays all the local branches
git status - Displays files which are modified, added, or deleted
git checkout <branch name> - Switches to the given branch
git checkout -b <branch name> - Creates a new branch from current branch
git add <file path> - Stages given file(s)
git commit -m <message> - Commits the staged files with the message
git pull origin <branch name> - Pulls from remote repository into current branch
git push origin <branch name> - Pushes to the linked remote repository
git push -u origin <branch name> - Creates a new remote branch from local branch and pushes
git fetch - Gets all the remote branches
git log - Displays entire commit history
git cherry-pick <commit hash> - Merges given commit into current branch
git merge <branch name> - Merges given branch into current branch
git reset --hard commit <commit hash> - Resets branch to a given commit in the history
git stash - Saves uncommitted (both staged and unstaged) changes
git stash pop - Re-applies saved changes