📌 Git Cheatsheet for Blog do Marcellini

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A quick and practical guide to the most used Git commands in the blog workflow.
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Celso Marcellini

Published

September 19, 2025

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1 🚀 Basic update workflow

  1. Check file status
    git status

  2. Add all modified files
    git add .

  3. Commit with a message
    git commit -m "Blog updates"

  4. Make sure it’s up to date with remote (rebase helps avoid conflicts)
    git pull --rebase

  5. Push changes to GitHub
    git push

2 🔍 Quick lookups

  • Show summarized history
    git log --oneline --graph --decorate -n 10

  • See differences before commit
    git diff

3 🛑 If a rebase goes wrong

  • Abort ongoing rebase
    git rebase --abort

  • Continue after resolving conflicts
    git rebase --continue

4 🌐 Check remote (always use SSH)

  • Show current remote URL
    git remote -v

  • If it shows HTTPS, switch to SSH
    git remote set-url origin git@github.com:marcellini-celso/REPO_NAME.git

5 ⚡ Useful configurations (one-time)

  • Always rebase when pulling
    git config --global pull.rebase true

  • Automatically stash local changes during rebase
    git config --global rebase.autoStash true

  • Show current branch sorted by last commit
    git config --global branch.sort -committerdate

📌 Tip: keep this cheatsheet nearby for quick reference.
It covers 99% of what you’ll use in the update workflow of the PT and EN blogs.

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