Life's a garden. Dig it.
Setup¶
Run the following commands to create a repo named boardgames with four commits.
cd path/to/parent/dir/
mkdir boardgames && cd boardgames && git init
git commit -m "initial commit"
touch board_games.txt
git add board_games.txt
git commit -m "add board_games.txt"
echo "Risk" > board_games.txt
git add board_games.txt
git commit -m "add Risk"
echo "Monopoly" >> board_games.txt
git add board_games.txt
git commit -m "add Monopoly"
echo "Pictionary" >> board_games.txt
git add board_games.txt
git commit -m "add Pictionary"State of things
boardgames/
board_games.txtbill@gates:~$ git status
On branch main
nothing to commit, working tree cleanbill@gates:~$ git log --oneline
e0c559c (HEAD -> main) add Pictionary
8cabdfa add Monopoly
afaeaf4 add Risk
9b0a860 add board_games.txtChallenge¶
Have a look at the commit graph.
The recent three commits are highly related. In scenarios like these, it's considered good practice to squash the commits into a single commit, to make the changes easier to view and understand.
Squash em!
Solution 1¶
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