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      <title>Useful Git commands</title>
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      <description>TL;DRThis post provides a running list for helpful git commands.
Note that all user input is identified by angle brackets with capital letters, for example: &amp;lt;INSERT ...&amp;gt;.
Additional git references can be found online at the following sites:
git documentation; git user manual; GitHub documentation; and, Atlassian tutorials and glossary. Remote RepositoriesIn git, it is possible to manage set of tracked remote repositories.
Check for linked repositoryTo check if a local repository is linked to a remote repository:</description>
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