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+git status - view staged, unstaged, and untracked files
+git commit - save staged snapshot to the git history
+
+git log - view history
+ git log --author=<pattern>
+ - search for author
+ git log --grep=<pattern>
+ - search for commit message
+
+ git log --oneline
+ git log <file>
+ git log --graph --decorate
+
+git checkout <branch|commit|file>
+ - Checking out a commit will not allow you to save any of the changes
+ - Checking out a file will put the checked out version of the file in the working
+ directory which can be committed
+
+git revert <commit>
+ - Adds a negative commit to the history
+ - Can be undone
+
+ git revert HEAD 
+ - undoes the last commit
+
+git reset
+ - Resets the staging area which is different from revert
+ - Don't do this for published commits otherwise there will be a hole in the git
+ history
+
+ - Reset can be used to turn many local commits to a single commit
+
+ git reset
+ - Unstage all changes
+
+ git reset <HEAD|commit|file>
+ - Unstages a file but the changes are still there
+
+ git reset --hard <HEAD|commit|file>
+ - Reset the working directory to the last commit
+
+git clean
+ - Deletes untracked files
+
+git commit --amend
+ - Combines staged changes with the previous commit
+ - This alters the last commit without changing it
+ - Don't do this on published commits
+
+ git commit --amend --no-edit
+ - Ammend and don't change the commit message