If I need to look up multiple times, I should just record it in my own cheatsheet.
Commands
$ git commit --amend includes current staged commit with last commit
$ git clean -f removes untracked files
To squash commits $ git rebase -i HEAD~10 (or however many commits are specific to the branch). Change pick to squash or s. Merge Commits will update the SHA so avoid rebasing over more commits than necessary.
$ git branch -m new-name renames the current branch
$ git commit --amend renames the last commit
$ git for-each-ref --sort=-committerdate refs/heads/ sort branches by date
$ git branch | grep -v "dev" | xargs git branch -D delete all local branches except dev
$ git branch -D [branchName] delete branch
$ git checkout [branchName] return to latest commit on branch
$ git blame --ignore-rev commit commit without updating blame. This is useful for formatting commits
$ git push origin localBranch:remoteBranch push a local branch to a remote branch. Often times need to add --force
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