Git basics

Which of these terms best describes git?

• Integrated development environment

• Issue tracking system

• Distributed Version control system

• Web-based repository hosting service

Which command allows me to view my repository's history?

• git commits

• git log

• git commit --history

• git history

What is the "staging area"?

• It is the current area of work, with the files of the project

• It is the content of the .git/ directory, with the information collected by git

• It is current position in the history log for the current branch

• It is the set of files that will form part of the next commit

How can I add a file to the staging area?

• git add file.txt

• git commit file.txt

Which is the correct order to submit your changes from the working directory to the remote repository?

• git add, git push, git commit

• git add, git commit, git push

• git push, git add, git commit

• git commit, git add, git push

Github and Gitlab are simply a "Git-as-a-service"

• True

• False

I interactively rebased "main" branch on my computer and changed commits order. Can I safely force push on the remote?

• Yes

• No

Which of the following commands will result in the changes of "some" branch being included into "another" branch?

(multiple choices allowed)

• git checkout some;

  git merge another;

• git checkout another;

  git merge some;

• git checkout another;

  git rebase some

• git checkout another;

  git rebase -i some

Which of the following propositions are NOT true about Git?

(multiple choices allowed)

• It can help me to be more efficient

• It prevents bugs and regressions in the codebase

• It helps me to work with my colleagues

• It allows to get back to a previous state of the codebase

I'm working on a local branch, 'foo', based on develop since a few days. A colleague just pushed on develop a bug fix that I need within my own branch 'foo'. What can I do (assuming I'm currently on 'foo')?

(multiple choices allowed)

• git pull;

• git fetch; git rebase origin/develop;

• git merge develop;

• git rebase develop;