# Typical save-and-share flow
git status                    # see what changed
git add src/login.ts          # stage one specific file
git add src/auth/             # or stage a whole folder
git commit -m "fix: login redirect after password reset"
git push origin feature/login-fix

# Safe: see what the team pushed before touching your branch
git fetch origin
git log origin/main --oneline -8     # inspect incoming commits

# Then apply when ready
git rebase origin/main               # replay your commits on top (cleaner)
# or
git merge origin/main

# Shortcut on a clean main branch
git switch main && git pull

# Unstage a file (keep your edits, just remove from next commit)
git restore --staged src/config.ts

# Discard working-dir edits entirely (file goes back to last commit)
git restore src/config.ts

# Undo last commit — keep changes in Staging (ready to re-commit)
git reset --soft HEAD~1

# Undo last commit — keep changes in Working Dir (not staged)
git reset HEAD~1

# Nuclear: undo last commit and wipe all changes
git reset --hard HEAD~1

# Safe alternative after pushing: create an undo commit
git revert HEAD

# Save everything and get a clean Working Dir
git stash push -m "login form WIP"

# Switch branch, fix bug, come back
git switch main
# ... fix + commit + push ...
git switch feature/login-form

# Restore stashed work
git stash pop                        # apply top entry and remove it
git stash apply stash@{1}           # apply specific entry (keeps it in stash)
git stash list                       # see all saved entries