git clone | clone a repository into a new directory |
git commit -a | to commit your changes locally to your computer |
git push | this is used to push all committed changes to the server |
git checkout | Checkout a branch or paths to the working tree |
git status [-v] | status [verbose] |
git ls-files | List all the files in the git repo dir |
git pull | bring local copy up to date with the server copy |
git diff version1 version 2 | see your changes |
git log [-v] | see the log file [with changed files] |
git add/rm <file> | add or remove files |
git info | prints info about the current svn dir |
git help | help |
git merge <branch> | merges branch into master |
Reference GIT
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i want to see the difference between the present file version and 5 versions back of the same file
Just do a ‘git diff HEAD@{1} filename’ where {1} = {}. You can get the hash by typing ‘git log’ and going back as many commits as you need. Of course filename just refers the the file you want to see.