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If you already have an existing local repo but would like to get it on BitBucket, you may need to do this after creating the BitBucket repo: | If you already have an existing local repo but would like to get it on BitBucket, you may need to do this after creating the BitBucket repo: | ||
git remote add origin [email protected]:djl09h/repo_name.git | |||
git push --set-upstream origin master | |||
===Check status of the current repo=== | ===Check status of the current repo=== | ||
git status | |||
===Pull in latest changes from contributors=== | ===Pull in latest changes from contributors=== | ||
git pull | |||
===After you make changes to files in your git repo=== | ===After you make changes to files in your git repo=== | ||
git add . | |||
git commit -m "what did you change?" | |||
git push -u origin master | |||
===Diff between local head and your uncommitted changes=== | ===Diff between local head and your uncommitted changes=== | ||
git diff <filename> | |||
===Discard uncommited changes=== | ===Discard uncommited changes=== | ||
git checkout -- filename | |||
===Discard ALL uncommitted changes=== | ===Discard ALL uncommitted changes=== | ||
git reset --hard HEAD | git reset --hard HEAD | ||
Revision as of 20:09, 5 March 2025
Add New BitBucket Remote to Existing Local Repo
If you already have an existing local repo but would like to get it on BitBucket, you may need to do this after creating the BitBucket repo:
git remote add origin [email protected]:djl09h/repo_name.git git push --set-upstream origin master
Check status of the current repo
git status
Pull in latest changes from contributors
git pull
After you make changes to files in your git repo
git add . git commit -m "what did you change?" git push -u origin master
Diff between local head and your uncommitted changes
git diff <filename>
Discard uncommited changes
git checkout -- filename
Discard ALL uncommitted changes
git reset --hard HEAD