Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Git File Statuses: Untracked, Tracked, and Ignored

This video tutorial explains the lifecycle of files in Git, detailing the four main statuses: untracked, modified, staged, and unmodified. It describes how files transition between these statuses using commands like 'git add' and 'commit'. The tutorial also introduces the concept of ignored files and how to use a .gitignore file to manage them. By the end, viewers will understand how to track, commit, and ignore files in Git effectively.

What are the four main statuses of a file in Git?

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Explain the process of transitioning a file from untracked to modified in Git.

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Describe the role of the 'git add' command in the file status workflow.

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What are the sub statuses of the draft status in Git?

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What does it mean for a file to be in the ignored status in Git?

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