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Description
Quiz by Stefcho Stefchov, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Stefcho Stefchov
over 7 years ago
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Question 1
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Git is a distributed version control system created to manage large source code repositories among a large number of developers.
Answer
- True
- False
Question 2
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With Git, while it is a distributed system, you still must push to the repository from which you pulled.
Answer
- True
- False
Question 3
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You are the only developer that will be working on a new feature. The master branch, and develop branch will eventually need this feature. Select the best course of action for how to begin working on this feature.
Answer
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checkout develop, branch feature, make your edits, commit
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checkout master, make your edits, commit, push
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checkout develop, make your edits, commit, push
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checkout master, branch feature, make your edits, commit
Question 4
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You can avoid many rebasing problems by remembering to never
- rebase after pushing a branch
- rebase after commits use your branch
- rebase after pulling someone else's branch
Answer
- True
- False
Question 5
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You wish to exclude certain files from git which you do not want to check into the project. The best option for managing this is:
Answer
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edit the .gitignore file to create an exclusion list matching these files.
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edit the .ignore file to enter a regular expression to match these files.
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The entire folder is always committed to the project so you should never commit them in the first place.
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Git is smart enough to ignore the most common environment files that should not be committed.
Question 6
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If you are still working on a feature in a "feature" branch, but need to work on bug fix on master what should you do?
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commit, push, checkout master
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commit, merge feature, checkout master
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commit, push, merge master
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stash, merge master
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reset, checkout master
Question 7
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Given the commit history to the left, suppose you are ready to move the feature back into master, what is the best way to do this?
Image:
Merge Or Rebase (image/png)
Answer
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Merge
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Rebase
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Stash push, checkout master, stash pop, commit
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You should not be making bug fixes on master
Question 8
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Given the commit history to the left, suppose you want to move other peoples changes to master onto your feature branch, what is the best way to do this?
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Merge
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Rebase
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Stash push, checkout master, stash pop, commit
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You cannot merge or rebase master in this scenario.
Question 9
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Given the scenario to the left. You wish to undo the last 2 commits on your hotfix branch and discard their history. What Git command should you use.
Answer
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rollback
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revert
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reset
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checkout
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