Code submission for Git labs

Code submission for Git labs
Code submission

Generally, there are five steps for code submission:

1. view the current code modification status

2. view the code modification content

3. Save the files to be submitted

4. Submit saved files

5. synchronize data to the server

1. view the current code modification status

Before submitting the code, check the current changes and run the git status Command.

A) saved (changes to be committed)

 

New file // indicates creating a file

Modified // indicates modifying the file

Deleted // indicates deleting an object

B) modified (changed but not updated)

Modified // indicates modifying the file

Deleted // indicates deleting an object

In addition, git provides possible operation commands, including git add/rm and gitcheckout --

C) untracked files)

 

2. view the code modification content

Git diff <file>

Compare the differences between a file and the recently submitted node.

Note: If the file is saved temporarily, use git diff-cached <file>
 

Git diff

Compare the differences between a file submitted on node a and Node B.

Tip: if the next hashcode is omitted, it is compared with the previous submitted node by default. (You can also use the ^ operator)

 

3. Save the files to be submitted

If a new file is created

Git add <file>

If the file is modified
Git add <file>

If the object is deleted
Git rm <file>

 

4. Submit saved files

Git commit

Note: Enter the annotation specification.

Git commit -- amend

Last modification submitted. You can use this command to write comments incorrectly or missing files.

 

5. synchronize data to the server

Before synchronizing code to the server, you must synchronize the server code to the local device.

Command: git pull

If the execution fails, follow the prompts to restore the conflicting files and try again.

Command: git checkout -- <conflicting file path>

Synchronize to server

Command: git push origin <local branch name>

If the execution fails, it is generally because the server code is not synchronized to the local machine. First, execute the above git pull command.

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