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1. Checkout a single file from another branch
`git checkout some-other-branch -- yarn.lock`
2. View the log without merge commits
`git log --oneline --no-merges`
3. Rewrite your last commit message
`git commit -v --amend`
4. Get rid of all untracked changes
`git clean -f -d`
`git checkout some-other-branch -- yarn.lock`
2. View the log without merge commits
`git log --oneline --no-merges`
3. Rewrite your last commit message
`git commit -v --amend`
4. Get rid of all untracked changes
`git clean -f -d`
5. Print out a cool visualization of your log
`git log --pretty=oneline --graph --decorate --all`
6. Ask git for a changelog
`git shortlog <commit>..HEAD`
7. View the log for a specific date range
`git log --since='FEB 10 2016' --until='FEB 19 2016'`
`git log --pretty=oneline --graph --decorate --all`
6. Ask git for a changelog
`git shortlog <commit>..HEAD`
7. View the log for a specific date range
`git log --since='FEB 10 2016' --until='FEB 19 2016'`
8. List all git aliases
`git config -l | grep alias | sed 's/^alias\\.//g' `
9. Search for commits that include a keyword
`git log -S"config. menu_items" `
10. Super secret list of git tutorials
`git help -g`
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`git config -l | grep alias | sed 's/^alias\\.//g' `
9. Search for commits that include a keyword
`git log -S"config. menu_items" `
10. Super secret list of git tutorials
`git help -g`
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