Federico Mena Quintero - December 2008 Activity Log
december 2008 by mcg
In part 1, we saw how Git makes commits to the repository and how it keeps track of the current branch and other branches. We also saw how remote repositories get registered with your local repository, and how we can fetch changes from them.
In this part, we will see how to visualize what is in the set of fetched changes, and how to integrate those changes into our branches.
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In this part, we will see how to visualize what is in the set of fetched changes, and how to integrate those changes into our branches.
december 2008 by mcg
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