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`@@ -161,15 +161,68 @@ Though there are 1000’s of articles about git, I have written this article is`
`161`	`161`	`# Display the version history of the current branch.`
`162`	`162`	`$ git log`
`163`	`163`
`164`		`- # Display the past 5 commits.`
`165`		`- $ git log -5 --pretty --oneline`
	`164`	`+ # Display all commits (Custom Filtering)`
	`165`	`+ $ git log --all`
	`166`	`+`
	`167`	`+ # Display the 5 most recent commits (Custom Filtering)`
	`168`	`+ $ git log -5`
	`169`	`+`
	`170`	`+ # View Commit History in ASCII Graph`
	`171`	`+ $ git log --graph`
	`172`	`+`
	`173`	`+ # Display Just One Line Per Commit`
	`174`	`+ $ git log --oneline`
	`175`	`+`
	`176`	`+ # Display Just One Line Per Commit with message (Custom Formatting)`
	`177`	`+ $ git log --pretty=oneline`
`166`	`178`
`167`	`179`	`# Display all the users who have committed, sorted by number of commits.`
`168`	`180`	`$ git shortlog -sn`
`169`	`181`
`170`	`182`	`# Show the latest commits of the current branch.`
`171`	`183`	`$ git reflog`
`172`		`-`
	`184`	`+`
	`185`	`+ For more details:`
	`186`	`+`
	`187`	`+ * [The-official-Git-site](https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Basics-Viewing-the-Commit-History)`
	`188`	`+ * [Atlassian](https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/git-log)`
	`189`	`+ * [Thegeekstuff](https://www.thegeekstuff.com/2014/04/git-log/)`
	`190`	`+`
	`191`	`+`
	`192`	`+`
	`193`	`+### Revoke`
	`194`	`+`
	`195`	`+ # Restore the specified file of the Staging to the Workspace.`
	`196`	`+ $ git checkout [file]`
	`197`	`+`
	`198`	`+ # Restore the specified file of a certain commit to the Staging and Workspace.`
	`199`	`+ $ git checkout [commit] [file]`
	`200`	`+`
	`201`	`+ # Restore all the files in the Staging to the Workspace.`
	`202`	`+ $ git checkout .`
	`203`	`+`
	`204`	`+ # Reset the specified file in the Staging, keeping consistent with the previous commit, but remaining the workspace unchanged.`
	`205`	`+ $ git reset [file]`
	`206`	`+`
	`207`	`+ # Reset the Staging and workspace, keeping consistent with the last commit.`
	`208`	`+ $ git reset --hard`
	`209`	`+`
	`210`	`+ # Reset the pointer of the current branch to pointing the specified commit while resetting the Staging, but the workspace remains unchanged.`
	`211`	`+ $ git reset [commit]`
	`212`	`+`
	`213`	`+ # Reset the HEAD of the current branch to the specified commit while resetting the Staging and Workspace, keeping consistent with the specified commit.`
	`214`	`+ $ git reset --hard [commit]`
	`215`	`+`
	`216`	`+ # Reset the current HEAD to the specified commit, remaining the Staging and Workspace unchanged.`
	`217`	`+ $ git reset --keep [commit]`
	`218`	`+`
	`219`	`+ # Create a new commit to undo the specified commit.`
	`220`	`+ # All changes of the latter will be offset by the former and applied to the current branch.`
	`221`	`+ $ git revert [commit]`
	`222`	`+`
	`223`	`+ # Remove the uncommitted changes temporarily and move them in later.`
	`224`	`+ $ git stash`
	`225`	`+ $ git stash pop`
`173`	`226`
`174`	`227`	`### Ignore files and folder`
`175`	`228`
`@@ -210,40 +263,6 @@ Though there are 1000’s of articles about git, I have written this article is`
`210`	`263`	`$ git checkout -b [branch] [tag]`
`211`	`264`
`212`	`265`
`213`		`-### Revoke`
`214`		`-`
`215`		`- # Restore the specified file of the Staging to the Workspace.`
`216`		`- $ git checkout [file]`
`217`		`-`
`218`		`- # Restore the specified file of a certain commit to the Staging and Workspace.`
`219`		`- $ git checkout [commit] [file]`
`220`		`-`
`221`		`- # Restore all the files in the Staging to the Workspace.`
`222`		`- $ git checkout .`
`223`		`-`
`224`		`- # Reset the specified file in the Staging, keeping consistent with the previous commit, but remaining the workspace unchanged.`
`225`		`- $ git reset [file]`
`226`		`-`
`227`		`- # Reset the Staging and workspace, keeping consistent with the last commit.`
`228`		`- $ git reset --hard`
`229`		`-`
`230`		`- # Reset the pointer of the current branch to pointing the specified commit while resetting the Staging, but the workspace remains unchanged.`
`231`		`- $ git reset [commit]`
`232`		`-`
`233`		`- # Reset the HEAD of the current branch to the specified commit while resetting the Staging and Workspace, keeping consistent with the specified commit.`
`234`		`- $ git reset --hard [commit]`
`235`		`-`
`236`		`- # Reset the current HEAD to the specified commit, remaining the Staging and Workspace unchanged.`
`237`		`- $ git reset --keep [commit]`
`238`		`-`
`239`		`- # Create a new commit to undo the specified commit.`
`240`		`- # All changes of the latter will be offset by the former and applied to the current branch.`
`241`		`- $ git revert [commit]`
`242`		`-`
`243`		`- # Remove the uncommitted changes temporarily and move them in later.`
`244`		`- $ git stash`
`245`		`- $ git stash pop`
`246`		`-`
`247`	`266`
`248`	`267`	`### Others`
`249`	`268`
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`252`	`271`
`253`	`272`	`# Generate a archive for releasing.`
`254`	`273`	`$ git archive`
`255`		`-`
	`274`	`+`
	`275`	`+# Merging vs. Rebasing`
	`276`	`+`
	`277`	`+ * [Atlassian](https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/merging-vs-rebasing)`
	`278`	`+`
	`279`	`+# Resetting, Checking Out & Reverting`
	`280`	`+`
	`281`	`+ * [Atlassian](https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/resetting-checking-out-and-reverting)`
`256`	`282`
`257`	`283`	`# References`
`258`	`284`

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