ch 27 linux+ controlling versions with git
Natasha has completed her open-source project, which is set to be released to the public today. She has moved the files to the staging area, committed her work to the local repository, and configured the remote repository's address. What is her next step?
Push her project to the remote repository.
When setting his Git configuration options, Bruce employs the --global option on his commands. What does this mean?
The configuration information is stored in ∼/.gitconfig.
Which of the following commands allows you to switch to a new Git branch called testing?
git checkout testing
The git commit -m "testing" command
performs a commit to the local repository and adds a comment of testing to the log file.
The git branch command
shows you the current branches within this project and designates which one is current via an asterisk
The git checkout master command
was already used by Tony to reach the master branch.
The git merge master command
will attempt to merge the master branch into another branch, but since Tony is already in the master branch
The rebase arguments
will attempt to perform a rebase instead of a merge.
The git merge report command
will merge the report branch into the master branch as desired
the following are steps needed to set up a Git environment for the first time:
-Create a working directory. -Initialize the .git/ directory in the working directory. -Set up the local repository options. -Establish the remote repository.
The following are true statements concerning version control:
-Provides a common place to merge and store files -May be distributed or non-distributed -Helps to protect files from being overwritten -Can deal with files other than programs
Conceptually Git is broken up into distinct areas. Which of the following are one of those areas?
-Remote repository -Local repository -Working directory -Index
Bruce has set up his Git environment and finished working on his new GreenMass.sh script. What should he do next?
Add the script to the staging area.