Level: Basics 2 - "Two Commits"

[benthayer]

2) Two Commits - Commits are sequential - Branch updates as you commit

In this level, commits are shown to follow one another, so when you make a new commit, the old commit is still there. It also makes the differentiation between the working directory and the staging area, making the point that each of them as well as each commit is associated with a state of the directory.

Solution:
touch file1
git add file1
git commit
touch file2
git add file2
git commit

git gud status

Working Directory:
 File 1: Exists
 File 2: Exists
Staging Area:
 File 1: Exists
 File 2: Exists
Commit 1: Doesn't exist
Commit 2: Doesn't exist

Once things start getting committed, we can change to a view like this

"Initial commit":
 File 1: Exists
 File 2: Doesn't exist
"Hello world commit" (master):
 File 1: Exists
 File 2: Exists

Similarly, we can name File 1 and File 2 to according to their actual name, just like we did with commit messages

[sahansk2]

@benthayer Shoop