git-command

1. Delete local repo from .git version control (Windows run inside Bash)
   

rm -rf .git

2. Create a new repo
   

git init

3. Checkout repo from remote
   

git clone /path/to/repository

4. Add
   

git add .

5. Commit to local
   

git commit -m "Commit message"

6. Push changes to remote
   

git push

7. Create a new branch named "feature_x" and switch to it using
   

git checkout -b feature_x

8. Delete the branch
   

git branch -d feature_x

9. Get latest local master branch from remote
   

git pull

10. Merge local branch (cd to master first)
    

git merge <branch>

11. View git logging in summary
    

git log --oneline

12. Discard all local changes to all files permanently
    

git reset --hard

13. Add file to .gitignore and remove existing check-in
    

git reset file_name_x <br/>
git rm --cached file_name_x <br/>
[Stackoverflow example](https://stackoverflow.com/a/4308645/2965356) 

14. Sample

* feature: add claimUsername test helper
* test: ensure that username is at least 5 characters long
* test: ensure that in-use username cannot be claimed
* refactor: have registerNewTestUser use claimUsername
* refactor: have completeUserOnboarding use claimUsername
* style: Feature and updates related to styling
* docs: Everything related to documentation
* chore: Regular code maintenance.