A common use case of creating a release is to create a release note, containing, among other things, the bugs fixed in the release. A good practice is to write in the commit message whether a bug is fixed by the commit. A better practice is to have a standard...

The history in Git is formed from the commit objects; as development advances, branches are created and merged, and the history will create a directed acyclic graph, the DAG, because of the way that Git ties a commit to its parent commit. The DAG makes it easy to see the...

In this post, we'll see how to create a blob, tree, and commit object in the repository. We'll also learn about the three stages of creating a commit. Step 1 : First, we'll make a small change to the file and check git status: echo "Another line" >> text-file.txt git...

Introduction In this post, we will take a look at Git's data model The data model of Git is different from other common version control systems (VCSs) in the way Git handles its data. Traditionally, a VCS will store its data as an initial file, followed by a list of...