Welcome to the official first Git readme you've made!

Remember that git is just a simple versioning, server storage, file
sharing program.  Use it just like you would Dropbox or more similarly
SVN.

Commands
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One Time Use:

git config --flag [arguments]
    For configuring some necessary global varibles: 
      git config --global user.name "gitHub user account name"
      git config --global user.email "gitHub user account email"

git init			-Make the current folder able to track
    				  changes of files for commits and
				  pushes to the git server

git remote add [name] [address]	-Adds a variable with the reference
    	       	      		  "name" to the local machine's
    	       	      		  git. This variable name will be used
    	       	      		  to refer to the given web address
    	       	      		  from here on out.  For example:

      $ git remote add test https://github.com/username/Folder.git

      # Creates a remote named "test" pointing at your GitHub
        repository, this assumes that "Folder" is the folder that you
        ran "git init" on. 

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Frequent Use:

git status			-Lists the status of all files in the
    				  current git directory (I'm not sure
    				  if it does subdirectories or not)

git add [filename]		-Begin tracking the changes for the
    				  filename given, mark it to be stored
    				  on the git server.

git commit -m "Comment"		-Make all of the changes official and
    				  update the .git file in your current
				  folder so that all changes will be
				  made on the server in the next push

git push -u [remote] [branch]	-Send all updated files to the git
    				  server that was specified before git
				  init command.  This will require the
				  username and password of the desired
				  user account to update.  For this
    				  .git folder, 
				    remote = MonoNav
    				    branch = master

				  remote is a variable that was set
    				  with git commands earlier.  To my
    				  understanding it is a pointer the
    				  the location on github servers that
    				  you will be saving information.
				  
				  branch to my understanding is the
				  name of the branch that you have on
				  your local machine that you would
				  like to push the the given remote. 
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Fixing and Changing Commits

~/.gitignore_global	-The file location for file types to ignore.

git reset --soft HEAD^  -Revert the local "head" of the git,
                          essentially undoing previous commit.

get rm --cache --all    -Revoke and "add" step before a commit.

find . -type f -name "* conflicted copy*" -exec rm -f {} \;

       	       	     	-Recursively remove all conflicted files from
			  current git repo. 

awk '!/conflicted/' .git/packed-refs > temp && mv temp .git/packed-refs

    		        -Remove any conflicted references from git's
                          packed-refs file.