When running the git log command, we can pass in options as arguments toformat the data shown for each commit. In this lesson, we show how to use the oneline, decorate, graph, stat, and p options with git log. Show it oneline: git log --oneline git l…
In the last lesson, we learned how to format the git log output; in this lesson we will learn how to filter down to a specific set of commits. By default, git log shows every commit in a repo. We will walk through using a bunch of options to filter o…
Let's split our changes into separate commits. We'll be able to check over our changes before staging them all from the terminal. Then, we'll see the positive effect it has on our commit history. git add --patch 1. Then in the cmd, we can type 's' st…