End of Part I

Part II: Working in a team ^{coming soon}

The second part of this course will cover more advanced topics that are essential when working in a team. Here are the exciting topics that are coming in Part II:

Best practices for composing commits and writing commit messages.
Advanced browsing history, branch trees, etc.
Checking who was the author of a particular change.
Branching strategies when working in a team.
Ignoring specific files and directories with .gitignore.
Stashing unwanted changes for later.
Recovering lost commits and branches.
Checking the diff of changes.
Merging branches.
Solving conflicts.
Rewriting history.

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