Git Task 3
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1. Rebase a feature branch onto the main branch while resolving conflicts.
2. Handle merge conflicts during a merge operation.
3. Stash unfinished work and reapply it after switching branches.
4. Delete a remote branch safely.
5. Cherry-pick a specific commit from one branch to another.
6. Revert a specific commit without rewriting history.
7. Squash multiple commits into one during an interactive rebase.
8. Create and push annotated tags to a remote repository.
9. Reset changes to a specific commit without losing local work.
10. Compare differences between two branches or commits.
11. Use git bisect to identify a bug-introducing commit.
12. Configure and use sparse checkout for large repositories.
13. Work with Git submodules to include external repositories.
14. Automate workflows using Git hooks.
15. Create and apply patches for changes between commits.
16. Amend the last commit with new changes or updates.
17. Use git blame to identify who made changes to a specific file.
18. Create and manage worktrees for parallel development.
19. Search commit history for specific keywords using git log.
20. Restore a specific file to a previous version using git checkout.
21. Display a graphical representation of the commit history.
22. Use reflog to recover accidentally deleted commits.
23. Optimize repository storage with git gc.
24. Add and manage multiple remotes in a single repository.
25. Use detached HEAD to explore a commit safely without affecting branches.
26. Audit repository size and object storage using git count-objects.
27. Use git fsck to identify and fix repository corruption issues.
28. Configure and use Git Flow for managing feature, release, and hotfix branches.
29. Implement Git LFS (Large File Storage) for managing large binary files.
30. Clone a repository with all branches and tags.
31. Create and use a Git alias to simplify frequent commands.
32. Push changes to multiple remotes simultaneously.
33. Use Git to merge changes from a specific commit from one branch to another without
pulling the entire branch.
34. Perform a git rebase interactively to clean up commit history.
35. Create a Git patch and apply it to a different branch or repository.
36. Set up and use Git hooks for automated testing before commits (pre-commit hook).
37. Split a large commit into multiple smaller commits using git reset and git add.
38. Implement and manage feature flags using Git branches or tags.
39. Set up an upstream repository for tracking changes from a fork.
40. Use git submodule update to update all submodules to their latest commit.
41. Fetch only specific branches or tags from a remote repository.
42. Use git rebase to apply changes from one branch to another without losing history.
43. Clean up unnecessary files and untracked files with git clean.
44. Create and use a custom Git hook for preventing commit messages without proper
formatting.
45. Use git merge --no-ff to maintain the feature branch’s history even after merging.
46. Create a backup of your current branch and reset it to match the remote branch using git
reset.
47. Rewrite commit messages for previous commits without altering their content.
48. Set up an automated deployment pipeline using GitHub Actions or Jenkins and Git.
49. Configure Git to sign commits with GPG keys for security and integrity.
50. Create a Git alias for frequently used commands (e.g., a custom git fetch alias that checks for
updates and pulls them).