really appreciated everyone's suggestions on the previous thread! https://social.jvns.ca/@b0rk/112276852440106066
I only included things that I actually do in the cheat sheet (with a couple of exceptions like `git push -u`, which I only don't use because I have `push.autoSetupRemote true` configured) but there are a lot of other useful-looking tips in that thread that I don't personally use
Attached: 1 image working on a draft of a git cheat sheet, what's missing? most interested in relatively "basic" things in git that you always forget how to do. Right now I think the push/pull section is by far the weakest
@b0rk I use git switch -C mybranch to automatically switch to the branch and reset it so that it's current. But when I want to reset a file back to what's in the repo, git checkout -- /path/to/file.
Guess I only made it halfway to the less overloaded commands 😂
@dade
That's the opposite of what I do. I use restore because git warned me to do so when I used the usual checkout. However creating or changing braches I still do with checkout 
When ever I have to push or pull I do that with remote and branch. I stopped using git push -u, as it made it too easy for me to keep pushing to wrong branches, like main in stead of feature or stupid stuff like that.
@b0rk
Julia Evans
dade
eri!