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Default way: git add.
git commit -m “message”
Different: git commit -a -m “message”

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Using aliases, you can write your own Git commands to do whatever you want.
Example: git config –global alias.ac ‘!git add -A && git commit -m’
(aliased to ac, git add -A && git commit -m does a full add and commit)

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We can easily undo any commit on the current branch using the revert command.
Example: git revert 486bdb2
Another way: git revert HEAD (for the most recent commit)

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This command allows you to easily view the latest commits, pull, reset, push, etc. on your local machine.
Example: Git Relogin

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Gives you the option to print out a nice log of your commits/branches.
Example: git log –graph –decorate –oneline

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Gives you the option to print out a nice log of your commits/branches.
Example: git log –graph –decorate –oneline

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You can also use the log command to search for specific changes in your code.
Example: git log -S “commits in JavaScript are very similar”

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This command saves (stores them locally) all code changes, but doesn’t actually commit them.
Example: git storage

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This command deletes all tracking information on the local computer for branches that are not in the remote repository but does not delete local branches.
Example: git remote update –prune

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Find out which commits caused a particular bug
Example: git bisect start
git half broken
git bisect 48c86d6

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It is possible to refresh all changes in the local branch to the exact contents in the remote branch.
Example: git reset –hard origin/main