Results for “commit”
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List only staged filenames
Git: The cached diff compares the index with HEAD rather than comparing working files with the index.
Git✓ Tested
List paths changed on a feature branch since its merge base
Git: A three-dot diff compares the branch tip with the common ancestor.
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List release tags matching a pattern
Git: Use a tag pattern and version-aware sorting for release labels.
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List remote-tracking branches after a fetch
Git: Remote-tracking references describe the last fetched state rather than live remote state.
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List the paths with unresolved merge conflicts
Git: The U diff filter identifies unmerged entries without parsing human-readable status output.
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List tracked file paths
Git: List tracked file paths inside the disposable repository created by the input setup.
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List untracked files while honoring ignore rules
Git: Use others and exclude-standard together to respect repository and global ignore configuration.
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Merge a branch only by fast-forward
Refuse to create an unexpected merge commit.
merge✓ Tested
Preview removal of an untracked scratch file
Git: The dry-run flag shows what clean would remove without deleting it.
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Push a new branch and set its upstream
Connect a feature branch with its remote counterpart.
push✓ Tested
Push one selected release tag
Git: Naming a single tag avoids pushing every local tag unintentionally.
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Read a repository-specific configuration value
Git: The local scope makes configuration lookup predictable for this practice repository.
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