What Git commands do you usually use in your work?

The following commands are commonly used when working with Git:

• git clone — cloning a repository.
• git status — checking the current state of the repository.
• git add — adding changes to the index for a subsequent commit.
• git commit — creating a commit with a description of changes.
• git push — sending local commits to a remote repository.
• git pull — fetching and merging changes from a remote repository.
• git branch — viewing and managing branches.
• git checkout — switching between branches or commits.
• git merge — merging branches.
• git log — viewing commit history.

Example of a simple workflow:

git pull origin main
# make changes to the code

git add .
git commit -m "Added a new test"
git push origin main

These commands cover the main tasks for version control in daily work.