gitcli - Linux
Overview
gitcli is a modern, command-line interface for Git that simplifies common Git operations and offers advanced features for efficient workflow management.
Syntax
gitcli [options] [command] [<args>]
Options/Flags
- -h, –help: Display help
- -v, –version: Show version
- -q, –quiet: Suppress output
- -f, –force: Force operation
- -i, –interactive: Use interactive mode
- -p, –project: Specify project directory
Commands
Clone
gitcli clone <repository> [<directory>]
Clones a repository to the specified directory.
Fetch
gitcli fetch
Fetches changes from all remotes.
Pull
gitcli pull
Pulls changes from the default remote.
Push
gitcli push
Pushes changes to the default remote.
Status
gitcli status
Displays the current working tree status.
Add
gitcli add <files>
Adds specified files to the staging area.
Commit
gitcli commit [message]
Commits changes with a provided message.
Branch
gitcli branch <name>
Creates a new branch with the given name.
Checkout
gitcli checkout <branch>
Switches to the specified branch.
Merge
gitcli merge <branch>
Merges changes from the specified branch.
Examples
Clone a repository:
gitcli clone https://github.com/user/repo
Fetch changes:
gitcli fetch
Pull changes:
gitcli pull
Push changes:
gitcli push
Add files to staging area:
gitcli add index.js app.css
Commit changes:
gitcli commit "Refactored index page"
Common Issues
- Permission denied: Ensure you have write access to the repository.
- No remote specified: Specify a remote using
gitcli set-remote. - Conflicts: Use
gitcli merge --resolveto resolve conflicts during merges.
Integration
gitcli integrates with other Linux commands:
- diff: Compare changes using
gitcli diff. - grep: Search for patterns in commit history using
gitcli grep.
Related Commands
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