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Solution: Make a change and revert

Solution: Make a change and revert

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Solution: Make a change and revert

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(bright music) - [Instructor] So how did it go? Let's see a solution to our challenge. So I have already created important_File.md and added a line. Now I am going to commit this to my local repository. I'll first add it to the staging area and then I'll use git commit -m "creates Important File md". All right. I will add an extra line, save that, and I'll create a new commit. So I'll press Enter and use git commit and commit this file as well. Now I am going to create a folder and I'll add the file Important File to the Important folder. Again, I will create a commit, so I'll add the change and I'll commit. As you can see, Git sees this as a rename of Important File to Important File in the Important folder. Remember that at any point you can check your process with git status. As we can see here, I am now ahead of the remote branch, so I'll push everything. There we go. Now let's review our git history. I'll press Clear and use Git log --oneline to get an overview of the history of…

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