This is the readme file of the repository. GitHub will look through the repository for these files and show them in their parsed form to the user.
Committing code produces a timeline of changes from file to file.
The reflog is a list of all these commits and changes.
This means that you are able to go back through your code and see what changes and when it changed.
- A Quick Reminder
- Git Reflog & Log
- Merging in Git
- Merge Conflicts and Resolution Options
- Tagging
- Create your own branch from master, change the line in the hello.txt file and push it to the repo
- Checkout the master branch and change the line to something else again (Don't push to the repo)
- Merge your branch into master and resolve the conflict so your change to master is kept