If so, please guide me with concrete answers. Or as bellow: newBranch2 o o newBranch1Īm I misunderstanding how the git an/or SmartGit works? S9) Then I switch back to the master branch and from the last commit point on master I create another branch "newBranch2" I add a new file "file3" with the text "row1", then I commit changes: git checkout masterĪnd I expect to see a tree like in "Figure 21" in the post mentioned above. S8) then I make one commit on this branch: echo "row1" > file2Īccording to "Figure 20" in the post mentioned at the beginning, it is ok: the commit has advanced with one node against the last commit on the master branch.
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S7) Create another branch "newBranch1": git checkout -b newBranch1 gitkraken git github smartgit windows apache rrhhuy oportunidadeslaborales sectorit encontrateconeldesafioquebuscas travisci bamboo jenkins. Now, the SmartGit displays a single line, for the master branch, ant the two commits: S6) push changes to the remote repository: git push origin master S5) add another row to the file1 and commit changes echo "bbb" > file1 S4) commit the changes: git commit -m "commit1" S3) add the file to be commited: git add. S1) create a local git repository by cloning the remote one: git clone cd to repo3 git local repository that I just created and then add a text in a new file: echo "aaa" > file1
Bellow, I will explain in detail the steps I do and what SmartGit displays and what I expect to be displayed: According to this post I want to see into the SmartGit git client the ramifications for the new branches.
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