CI/CD & GIT

Question 1

GitHub is a repository platform for

Answer 1

open source projects

Question 2

The projects on git hub are publically available so that other developers can use and _________ to the project

Answer 2

The projects on git hub are publically available so that other developers can use and contribute to the project

Question 3

The git clone command _________ a copy of the ______ repository, including the history of all changes

Answer 3

The git clone command downloads a copy of the remote repository, including the history of all changes

Question 4

The git clone command makes a local copy of the latest version of all the files known as the “________ ____”

Answer 4

The git clone command makes a local copy of the latest version of all the files known as the “working tree”

Question 5

With the git init command if the code doesn’t already exist in a remote repository you can ________ a new repository _______

Answer 5

With the git init command if the code doesn’t already exist in a remote repository you can initialize a new repository locally

Question 6

The git status command will tell you information like;

Any changes that are not yet _______ for commit

Any _______ changes that are not committed

What ______, you’re currently using

Answer 6

The git status command will tell you information like;

Any changes that are not yet staged for commit

Any staged changes that are not committed

What branch, you’re currently using

Question 7

There are 4 steps to making a change to a source code. Three of those steps are commands the 4th is code review. What are the 4 steps?

Answer 7

git add /git add .

git commit

git push

Pull Request

Question 8

The git add command _____ changed files for the next ______.

Answer 8

The git add command stages changed files for the next commit.

Question 9

This command git commit -m “describe commit here”

Adds your staged changes to your local repository. When you are satisfied with a change or set of changes that you have made to the files you are ready to push

Answer 9

This command git commit -m “describe commit here”

Adds your staged changes to your local repository. When you are satisfied with a change or set of changes that you have made to the files you are ready to push

Question 10

The git commit command only adds changes to your local repository. It does not push them to any remote repository such as GitHub.

Answer 10

The git commit command only adds changes to your local repository. It does not push them to any remote repository such as GitHub.

Question 11

The git commit will only commit the changes that were staged using the ___ ____ command

Answer 11

The git commit will only commit the changes that were staged using the git add command

Question 12

The git push command pushes the changes that have been made to your _____ repository to a _____ repository, Until you push your changes they are only stored ______ on your system.

Answer 12

The git push command pushes the changes that have been made to your local repository to a remote repository, Until you push your changes they are only stored locally on your system.

Question 13

The git checkout -b command allows you to create a new ______ and check it out __________ with the -b flag

Answer 13

The git checkout -b command allows you to create a new branch and check it out immediately with the -b flag

Question 14

Commit IDs are long strings that are hard to remember. The git tag command adds a tag that acts as a ______ to a specific ______.

Answer 14

Commit IDs are long strings that are hard to remember. The git tag command adds a tag that acts as a pointer to a specific commit.

Question 15

You can authenticate with GitHub by uploading a ______ key and having the ______ key stored on your machine.

Answer 15

You can authenticate with GitHub by uploading a public key and having the private key stored on your machine.

Question 16

What should be done after installing Git on a system for the first time?
You need to set your global ____________ and
your global ____________

Answer 16

global user.name

your user.email

Question 17

In the Git course, you learned

how to make a change to a _____ file
Managed that change within a _____
Put the change through a merge process using a ____ ______ to merge the change into the _____ branch

Answer 17

how to make a change to a source file
Managed that change within a branch
Put the change through a merge process using a pull request to merge the change into the master branch