Git Branching For Beginners| Simple & Easy Guide

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Git Branching:
1. Creating a branch.
2. Listing all branches
3. Renaming a branch.
4. Deleting a branch.


git branch
It will display local repository branches laptop/desktop.
we can create the branch
we can delete the branch

git branch -r
It will display remote repository branches available in git.

git branch -a
It will display local&remote(all) repository branches.

git branch dev
It will create a new dev branch in your local repository.

git cehckout
switch from one brnach to another branch

git checkout [branchname]
git checkout dev

git commit -a -m
It will commit your changes to staging area without adding files.

git diff dev
It will compare difference between your given branch and whatever brach currently you are pointing to
if you want to compare with 2 branches you have to specify 2 branch names.

Example:
git diff dev test
Here dev and test are two different branches.

git merge dev
whatever the code in dev branch is going to integrate with currently pointing branch.

git merge [branchname]
once integration done check diff if you want.

Note:
without commiting changes, do not switch the branches.

git checkout -b chandrasekhar
It will create the brnach and switch the branch with single command.

git checkout -b [branchname]

git push origin --all
It is going to commit all local repo to remote repository.

And assume there are several branches are there, & u want to commit all branches changes to git remote repository then use this command.