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 description: Another git cheat sheet like you'll find plenty of, but this one doesn't list basic commands. Instead it focuses on explaining which less-known git commands you will need depending on the situation you find yourself in. 
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 You can find many nice git cheat sheets everywhere on the web, but let's just quote GitHub's [git cheat sheet](https://github.github.com/training-kit/downloads/github-git-cheat-sheet.pdf) which provides you with most useful git commands. That is not my intent, I won't enumerate all basic commands everybody knows and uses everyday, but list some commands that I use less often and that I want to remind myself of, often because I can never remember their exact syntax.