DevOps Complete Course - Working with Git Stages

This video tutorial delves into Git stages, demonstrating how files transition between the working directory, staging area, and local repository. It covers creating and modifying files, using Git commands like 'git add' and 'git commit', and checking file status with 'git status'. The tutorial also explains how to commit changes and view commit history using 'git log'.

What command is used to add files to the staging area in Git?

• git push

• git status

• git commit

• git add

Which files are shown as untracked in the 'git status' output?

• Files in the working directory not added to staging

• Files that have been committed

• Files in the staging area

• Files in the local repository

What does the 'git status' command display?

• The remote repository URL

• The current branch name

• The commit history

• The status of files in the working directory and staging area

What happens when you modify a file that is already in the staging area?

• The file appears as modified in the working directory

• The file is removed from the staging area

• The file is automatically committed

• The file is deleted

Which command is used to add all changes to the staging area at once?

• git push

• git add .

• git commit -a

• git status

What does the 'git commit' command do?

• Pushes changes to the remote repository

• Adds files to the staging area

• Saves changes to the local repository

• Displays the status of files

How can you view the commit history in Git?

• Using 'git status'

• Using 'git log'

• Using 'git push'

• Using 'git add'