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What is contained in a commit?
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What are the 3 areas in Git?
- Staged
- It's Complicated
- Untracked
- Repo or History
- Backstage
- Frozen
- Working Directory
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What commands or actions move a file to different Areas of a repository?
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Can a file be staged and modified at the same time? How?
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What is the difference between fork and clone?
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What are some common log output modifiers and what do they do?
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How would you list all merged branches in a git repo?
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git branch -m -
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git branch --merged
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Can you delete an unmerged branch?
- Yes
- No
- Yes but you have to use -D
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What is HEAD?
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Given a stash with 3 items how would you apply the 2nd item in the stash to your repo?
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git stash apply the second one -
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git stash drop pop -
git stash apply stash@{2}
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What tag data is added with an annotated tag?
- Tag message
- Tagger
- Tag Committer
- Tag Date
- Tag count
- Tag Parent
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How would you get a count per file of the phrase 'lodash' in a repo?
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How would you amend the most recent commit?
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Why should you only rebase local commits that have not been shared?
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How would you start an interactive rebase
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What are some different modifiers in an interactive rebase?
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Explain the difference between a recursive merge and a fast-forward merge?
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What happens if you run the command 'git reset --hard HEAD'
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Command to compare your local changes or differences before pushing your commit(s) to master on the remote
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Command to log or show commits in a branch feature1 that are not in the master branch
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Command to log or show unique commits in both branch feature1 and the master branch
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Command to clean up or delete a merged local branch named feature1
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Check areas that would be effected by the following commands
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git reset file1.txt |
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git reset --hard file1.txt |
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git checkout -- file1.txt |
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git reset file1.txt |
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git reset --hard file1.txt |
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git checkout -- file1.txt |
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