git-manager

name

git-manager

description

Comprehensive Git operations for repository management. Use when working with Git repositories for: - Committing changes (git commit with conventional commits format) - Creating branches (feature, bugfix, hotfix branches) - Stashing changes - Viewing history, diffs, and status - Merging and rebasing - Creating pull requests (GitHub, GitLab) - Undoing commits and changes - Syncing with remote (push, pull, fetch)

Git Manager

Quick Commands

Status & Info

git status              # Show working tree status
git status -s          # Short format
git log --oneline      # Compact commit history
git log --graph       # Visual graph
git diff              # Show unstaged changes
git diff --cached     # Show staged changes

Committing

git add <files>       # Stage specific files
git add .             # Stage all changes
git commit -m "feat: add new feature"
git commit -m "fix: resolve login bug"
git commit -m "docs: update README"
git commit --amend    # Amend last commit

Branching

git branch -a                    # List all branches
git checkout -b feature/name    # Create and switch
git checkout main               # Switch branch
git branch -d feature/name      # Delete branch

Sync

git fetch              # Fetch remote changes
git pull               # Pull remote changes
git push               # Push local commits
git push -u origin branch  # Push and track

Stashing

git stash              # Stash changes
git stash list         # List stashes
git stash pop          # Apply and drop

Conventional Commits

Follow these prefixes:

• feat: - New feature
• fix: - Bug fix
• docs: - Documentation only
• style: - Formatting, no code change
• refactor: - Code restructure
• test: - Adding tests
• chore: - Maintenance

Pull Request Workflow

1. Create branch: feature/short-description
2. Make changes and commit
3. Push: git push -u origin feature/short-description
4. Create PR from remote URL

Undo Operations

Action	Command
Unstage file	git reset HEAD <file>
Undo commit (keep changes)	git reset --soft HEAD~1
Undo commit (discard changes)	git reset --hard HEAD~1
Revert commit	git revert <commit-hash>