GitHub - Git the hell outa here

Here are some GitHub commands that may be of use

Here's a nice tutorial on setting up a project with Github & Xcode's Source Control shtuff - Xcode Source Control tutorial

and here's a great manual - https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Basics-Getting-a-Git-Repository

• Create a new repository (or clear out the old!) - git init 
• Clones the repository locally - git clone https://github.com/mousebird/WhirlyG.... -  
• Update local repository with latest remote - git fetch
• Move to a different repository branch - git checkout develop
• Updating my local repository from the upstream repository (it's a git rebase --skip fool!) - see this StackOverFlow posting  
• Update the repository, Duh! - git submodule update
• Which branch you're in - git branch
•  Shows whatever! - git status
•  Shows who you're linked to - git remote -v
• Links to it's upstream master - git remote add upstream https://github.com/mousebird/WhirlyGlobe.git
• Review the vide0 - git fetch upstream
• Create an alias (shortcut command ie  git last) - git config --global alias.last 'log -1 HEAD'
• Adds these files to the commit - git add README test.rb LICENSE
• Performs commit w/comment - git commit -m 'initial commit of my project'

• Short form status - git status -a
• Displays your last 2 commits - git log -2
• Adds the remote repository - git remote add CPLTutorial https://github.com/CPLamb/CPLTutorial
• Pushes the local repositorys master branch to the remote repository - git push CPLTutorial master
•  Going back to a prior commit.  Here's an excellent StackOverflow post, or just -
  

  git reset --hard 0d1d7fc32xyz120

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And as a bonus Cocoapod cmd lines

• Cocoapods version -  gem which cocoapods
• Installs cocoapods - gem install cocoapods

And a few generic UNIX cmds to sweeten things up

•  cd ~/Downloads - ???changes to directory directly?
• jekyll serve --baseurl '' - Runs the Jekyll website thang
• nano .bash_profile - a simple editor for editing your bash profile 
• export PATH=/Library/Frameworks/GDAL.framework/Programs:$PATH - creates an auto reference to a folder
• pwd - Show directory tree
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