**`git clone [repository_url]`**

• Clones a GitHub repository locally.

*Example:*

  git clone https://github.com/username/repo.git

*(Terminal shows "Cloning into 'repo'..." followed by file downloads.)*

**`git branch`**

• Lists local branches.

  git branch

*(Output: `* main` → Shows active branch.)*

**`git checkout [branch_name]`**

• Switches to a branch.

  git checkout feature/add-login

*(Terminal confirms: `Switched to branch 'feature/add-login'`)*

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**`git add .`**

• Stages all modified files.

*(Terminal shows no output unless files change.)*

**`git commit -m "Message"`**

• Commits changes with a message.

  git commit -m "Add user authentication"

*(Terminal shows: `[detached HEAD 1234567] Add user authentication`)*

**`git push origin [branch_name]`**

• Pushes changes to a remote branch.

  git push origin feature/add-login

*(Terminal confirms: `Enumerating objects...` → Upload successful.)*

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**`git pull origin [branch]`**

• Fetches and merges remote changes.

  git pull origin main

*(Terminal shows: `Updating 1234567..7654321` → Files updated.)*

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**`git log`**

• Shows commit history.

  git log --oneline

*(Terminal output: compact list of commits with hashes.)*

**`git show [commit_hash]`**

• Displays detailed commit info.

  git show 7654321

*(Terminal shows diff and commit message.)*

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**`hub issue create "Bug report"`**

• (Requires `hub` CLI) Creates a GitHub issue.

*(Terminal prompts for details → Issue created on GitHub.)*

**`hub pr create`**

• Creates a pull request from the current branch.

*(Terminal confirms: `Created pull request #123`)*

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**`gh repo view`**

• (GitHub CLI) Shows details of a public repo.

  gh repo view facebook/react

*(Terminal displays repo stats, description, etc.)*

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• **Permission denied**: Ensure SSH keys are added to GitHub.
• **Push rejected**: Confirm branch names match remote.
• **Conflict**: Use `git pull --rebase` to resolve locally.

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**Summary**: Use these commands in your terminal (via Zed’s terminal) to interact with GitHub. For visual guidance, refer to GitHub’s [docs](https://docs.github.com) or tools like `git log --graph`.