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Git commands can be divided into which two categories? |
"Plumbing," the powerful, lower-level commands that do a lot of heavy lifting, and "porcelain," the higher-level commands that make normal interaction with Git friendly. |
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In version control parlance, what is a repository? |
The repository is where all of the version control information about a project is stored. |
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When are commits typically made when using version control? |
Whenever a change is considered complete. |
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In version control, what do we call a finished change to the project? |
A commit. |
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Tool that a version control system provides? |
Tools for exploring your project's history. |
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It was created in large part to help manage what software project? |
The Linux kernel. |
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The respiratory for any given project using version control is typically stored in: |
A set of hidden files and folders. |
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Short for all. |
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-m |
Sends message. |
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How do you create a new repository in the current folder? |
> git init |
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The act of sending changes to and from remote repositories in Git is typically described by what verbs? |
Push and Pull. |
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In Git, the act of creating a new repository that is a copy of another one is called: |
Cloning. |
