2021-02-04 13:59:13 +01:00
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title = Your first commit
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cards = commit-auto
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[description]
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2021-02-19 11:40:36 +01:00
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You can use your time machine to make snapshots of objects around you! Here, let's practice this!
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2021-02-04 13:59:13 +01:00
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(Your teacher pours some water into a glass.)
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2021-02-18 12:39:18 +01:00
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[cli]
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Again, instead of using the card, you can also type the commands which are printed on it into the black terminal below!
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This is totally optional! But this will be a super useful skill in the real world - and it will give you a sparkling golden badge! :)
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2021-02-04 13:59:13 +01:00
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[setup]
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echo "The glass is full of water." > glass
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[win]
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# Make a snapshot of the glass (a "commit")
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git rev-parse HEAD
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# Change the contents of the glass!
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! test "$(cat glass)" = "The glass is full of water."
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# And make a second commit!
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git rev-parse HEAD^ && ! test "$(git show main:glass)" = "The glass is full of water."
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[congrats]
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Nice! You can try making some additional commits. When you feel comfortable, click on "Next Level".
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