> My practical advice: If you use git every day and you don't know how to rebase, reset, cherrypick, and stash from the command line, make it a goal. I couldn'

> My practical advice: If you use git every day and you don't know how to rebase, reset, cherrypick, and stash from the command line, make it a goal. I couldn't agree more. It's not only enabling more sensible interactions with the people that collaborate on repositories with you, it's also a comfort that allows to experiment and take benefit of the tool without fear of getting stuck. I would add checking the reflog and how to use it to complete the list, even if it's clearly less important. A source that I recommend wholeheartedly for those that want to go further down the git rabbit hole: https://learngitbranching.js.org/ https://learngitbranching.js.org/