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Config
Set options for a repository, Git users, or other global settings.
init
Create a Git repository or reinitialize an existing one.
clone
Create a working copy of an existing repository.
add
Add files to be tracked by the Git repository.
Commit
Update the Git repository with your changes, creating a "snapshot" of that repository.
Status
Display the status of the repository.
branch
Manage branches (pointers to specific repository snapshots after committing changes).
merge
Integrate changes from one branch into a "main" branch.
rebase
Rewrites Git history for a cleaner, more linear merge history.
pull
Acquire and merge changes made to other repositories and branches into the local working copy.
push
upload a local working copy of a repository to a remote repository, such as a centrailized repository
log
Display the changes made to a local repository.
checkout
Switch to a specific branch to work with.
tag
Add a label to a repository's history, often to mark significant versions or releases.
show
Displays information on the current branch's status.