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Rebasing Instead - Show that a rebase can also be used to merge changes together.
This level demonstrates that you can check out branches and merge them to combine their files. It doesn't make an effort to show what branches are.
The branching structure would be like this: setup.spec
1
2 (master)
3 : 1 (branch)
branch
test.spec
1
2
3' (master, branch)
master
gg solution
git rebase master
git checkout master
git merge branch
Similar to #248 and others, we would have git gud status output showing the state of the different commits
Working Directory
intro.txt - "Once upon a time there was a princess"
middle.txt - "She lived a fulfilling life"
ending.txt - "And then she died"
Staging Area
intro.txt - "Once upon a time there was a princess"
middle.txt - "She lived a fulfilling life"
ending.txt - "And then she died"
Commit 1
intro.txt - "Once upon a time there was a princess"
Commit 2
intro.txt - "Once upon a time there was a princess"
middle.txt - "She lived a fulfilling life"
Commit 3 (master, branch)
intro.txt - "Once upon a time there was a princess"
ending.txt - "And then she died"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This level demonstrates that you can check out branches and merge them to combine their files. It doesn't make an effort to show what branches are.
The branching structure would be like this:
setup.spec
test.spec
gg solution
Similar to #248 and others, we would have
git gud status
output showing the state of the different commitsThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: