In this article, I will list out all the git commands that I use very frequently. This is not in any way a complete list, just the commands that I use very often. This is intended to be used as a quick reference to perform an action that you want. ...

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Thank you for the article. I have an addition:
git checkout . was "replaced" by git restore .. You can also use git restore --staged . to unstage files.
You also repeated git push --delete origin new-feature both in the comment and the codeline. I think you want -d for the shorter version. (;
Victoria Lo
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Awesome article! Bookmarked for reference!