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Every great project starts with a single command. Initialize your new Git repository.

Create a new file, stage it, and commit it to save your progress.

Create a new branch called 'feature', switch to it, and make a commit.

Switch back to 'main' and merge your 'feature' branch into it.

Sometimes you need to switch branches but aren't ready to commit. Use stash!

You can checkout specific commits to look at old code. This puts you in a 'Detached HEAD' state.

You made a mistake and committed it. Safely undo it by creating a Revert commit.

You want a specific commit from another branch without merging the whole branch.

Rebase your branch onto 'main' for a clean, linear history.

Oh no! A merge conflict occurred. Resolve it and commit.

Mark a specific commit as a release using tags.

Simulate grabbing updates from a remote repository.

Fix your last commit's message or add forgotten files.

Send your local commits to the remote repository.

Undo a commit but keep the files staged.

Squash the last 2 commits into 1 cleaner commit.

Oops, you staged a file by mistake. Unstage it without losing changes.

You just lost a commit. Find its hash using the reflog, and checkout to it.

Complete the goal to advance!

terminaluser@gitviz:~/project-alpha

bash

Last login: 6/23/2026, 6:58:17 AM on ttys001

💡 Welcome to GitViz! Try: git init

➜~/project-alphagit:(main)

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