Git Tutorial => Working locally

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Just use your local git repository as a normal git repo, with the normal git commands:

git add FILE and git checkout -- FILE To stage/unstage a file
git commit To save your changes. Those commits will be local and will not be "pushed" to the SVN repo, just like in a normal git repository
git stash and git stash pop Allows using stashes
git reset HEAD --hard Revert all your local changes
git log Access all the history in the repository
git rebase -i so you can rewrite your local history freely
git branch and git checkout to create local branches

As the git-svn documentation states "Subversion is a system that is far less sophisticated than Git" so you can't use all the full power of git without messing up the history in the Subversion server. Fortunately the rules are very simple: Keep the history linear

This means you can make almost any git operation: creating branches, removing/reordering/squashing commits, move the history around, delete commits, etc. Anything but merges. If you need to rei

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