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This document contains the basic commands for using git, both on the command line and in Tower (with links to the relevant Tower help page).
| Action | Git command line | Tower GUI | Tower keyboard shortcut |
|---|---|---|---|
| Check out: | git pull |
Click the Pull button | Cmd+Shift+P |
| Get an overview: | git status |
open the relevant repo, click Working Copy under Workspace in the left sidebar; consider viewing only modified files | Cmd+1 |
| Mark a file as committable: | git add file.txt |
Check-mark the file(s) to commit | Cmd+Shift+E (check-mark all files) |
| Check in locally: | git commit -m "blabla" file.txt |
Type in the commit field, click the Commit button | Cmd+Shift+C, write your message, Cmd+Return when done |
| Check in globally: | git push |
Click the Push button | Cmd+Shift+U |
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Or have a look at the very clear and nice Atlassian tutorials.