Git Commands For Tracking Changes: Unstaged, Staged, And Pushed
When working with Git, use `git status` to check unstaged changes, `git diff --cached` for staged but uncommitted changes & `git log --branches --not --remotes` for unpushed commits.
When working on a project, it's easy to lose track of which files you've modified, staged, or committed. If you're using Git for version control, you might wonder: Have I committed all my changes? Did I push everything to the remote repository? Fortunately, Git provides several commands to help you track your changes and ensure nothing is left behind. In this article, I'll walk you through how to check for: Unstaged changes (modified files not yet staged for commit). Staged but uncommitted changes (files ready to be committed but not yet saved). Unpushed commits (commits made locally but not...