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What command is used to add a remote repository?
What command is used to add a remote repository?
- git config --global core)editor “code --wait”
- git log <branch>..<branch>
- git config --global user.email
- git remote add origin [URL] (correct)
To compare files between commits, you can use the command git diff <commit> <commit> <path>
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To compare files between commits, you can use the command git diff <commit> <commit> <path>
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How do you compare files between commits?
How do you compare files between commits?
- git diff --cached <path>
- git diff <path>
- git diff <commit> <commit> <path> (correct)
- git diff <branch>..<branch>
To unstage all directories, you can use the command git restore --stage .
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To unstage all directories, you can use the command git restore --stage .
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How do you squash a whole branch down to one commit?
How do you squash a whole branch down to one commit?
To add a remote repository, you can use the command git remote add origin [URL]
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To add a remote repository, you can use the command git remote add origin [URL]
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This quiz tests your knowledge on configuring Git and collaborating on GitHub. Learn about setting up your user name, email, and editor preferences, as well as understanding the differences in core.autocrlf settings for Windows and Mac. Additionally, test your knowledge on adding collaborators and cloning repositories for efficient collaboration on GitHub.