# Git

## Git create branch

```bash
git checkout -b "<new_branch_name>" "<from_branch>"
git checkout -b feature_x main
git checkout -b feature_x
```

* `new_branch_name` – is a name of your branch
* `from_branch` – is a name of branch from which need to create new branch, could be empty, in that case will be used the current branch

## Git delete branch

### Git delete local branch

Syntax

```bash
git branch -D "<branch_name>"
```

Example

```bash
git branch -D feature_x
```

### Git delete remote branch

Syntax

```bash
git push "<remote_name>" --delete "<branch_name>"
```

Example

```bash
git push origin --delete feature_x
```

## Git pipeline to rebase

If you're on the branch `feature_x` and you need to pull changes from the `main` branch, then the next example will be useful

```bash
git fetch origin main # pull the latests changes from remote
git checkout feature_x
git rebase origin/main
git push --force
```

## Git squash my last commits

```bash
git reset --soft HEAD~<number_of_commits_to_squash>
git commit -m "Squash commit meesage"
git push --force
```

## Links

* [About squashing](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5189560/squash-my-last-x-commits-together-using-git)


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