DevOps Complete Course - Working with Commits on GitHub

This video tutorial explains how to identify and explore commits on GitHub. It covers using Git commands like Git log, Git show, and Git annotate to view commit histories, changes, and authors. The tutorial also demonstrates how to revert to previous commits and understand changes using GitHub's interface.

What command is used to list all commits in a Git repository?

• Git show

• Git commit

• Git status

• Git log

How can you view the changes made in a specific commit?

• By using the Git show command

• By using the Git branch command

• By using the Git init command

• By using the Git status command

What does the red color indicate when viewing changes in a commit?

• Lines that have been moved

• Lines that have been modified

• Lines that have been deleted

• Lines that have been added

Which command allows you to switch to a previous commit in Git?

• Git revert

• Git merge

• Git reset

• Git checkout

What does the master branch represent in Git?

• A branch for testing

• A backup of the repository

• The latest commit

• The initial commit

What is the purpose of the Git annotate command?

• To delete a branch

• To see who made changes to each line of a file

• To merge branches

• To view the commit history

In GitHub, what feature is equivalent to the Git annotate command?

• Blame

• Pull

• Fork

• Merge