Git command/tools that I personally use.

Brief

Being a .NET developer, I personally use the Visual Studio IDE for the .NET related code development and the VS Code for the front end related development preferably ReactJS and VueJS.

I prefer using the Git from the Visual Studio IDE itself. If something does not work then I switch back to the Git Bash.

A) From the Git Bash

I use the below git command if something does not work in the Visual Studio IDE are:

git remote prune origin

B) From the Visual Studio

Git commit
Git Stash
Git Stage
Git Pull
Git Push
Git Sync
Git Compare
Git merge

Explanation:

git remote prune origin

git remote prune origin is a command that is used to delete references to branches that no longer exist on the remote origin. When you run this command, Git will look at the branches that are stored in your local repository and compare them to the branches that are available on the origin repository. Any branches that have been deleted from the origin repository but still exist in your local repository will be removed.

For example, suppose you have a local repository with the following branches:

master
feature/foo
feature/bar

And the origin repository has the following branches:

master

If you run git remote prune origin, Git will delete the feature/foo and feature/bar branches from your local repository, since they no longer exist on the origin repository.

It's important to note that this command only affects references to branches, not the actual branches themselves. If you have any local commits that are not present on the origin repository, those commits will still exist in your local repository after running git remote prune origin.

References to other git related pages:

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