More Information About Git.

If you want to find out the branches which you have created. Please follow the below steps

Go to Visual Studio (Git  ->Git Bash)

 

Type the below command as

git branch

Find out by author Name:

git log --author="AuthorName"

Example: git log --author="Uday Kumar"

Output: It will display all your commit id and branches which you created from beginning.

 

You can also use regular expressions to create more complex searches. For example, the following command searches for commits by either  Vijay Bhasker or Krishna Chaitanya

git log --author=" Vijay Bhasker \| Krishna Chaitanya"

Note that the author’s email is also included with the author’s name, so you can use this option to search by email, too.

git branch -a    (shows both remote and local branches.)

git branch -r      shows remote branches

TO DELETE A COMMIT

If you commited one file in commit by mistake and want to delete that commit id (Assume GlobalDataConfiguration.config)

I have modified the GlobalDataConfiguration.config 

  Now I click on save to commit this File.

Now I have commited the file.

 

Now I want to delete that Commit Id.

You can use the below command

git reset --hard HEAD~1

The HEAD~1 means the commit before head.

Or, you could look at the output of git log, find the commit id of the commit you want to back up to, and then do this:

git reset --hard <sha1-commit-id>

After deleting the commit id you can see that page is getting loaded.