Git Rename operation

Up to now, Tome and Jerry have used manual commands to compile their own projects. Jerry decided to create a Makefile for their project and give the appropriate name to the "string.c" file.

[Email protected] project]$ Pwd/home/jerry/jerry_repo/project

[[email protected] project]$ ls README src [[email protected] project]$ CD src/

[[email protected] src]$ git add Makefile [[email protected] src]$ git mv string.c string_operations.c

[[email protected] src]$ git status-s A Makefile R string.c−> string_operations.c

Git is displaying r before the file name to indicate that the file has been renamed.

For the commit operation, Jerry uses the-a flag, which allows git to submit automatic detection of modified files.

[[email protected] src]$ git commit-a-M ' Added Makefile and renamed STRINGS.C to STRING_OPERATIONS.C '

[Master 94f7b26] Added Makefile and renamed STRINGS.C to string_operations.c 1 files changed, 0 insertions (+), 0 deletions (-) Create mode 1 00644 src/makefile Rename src/{string.c = string_operations.c} (100%)

After committing, he pushed his changes to the repository.

[[email protected] src]$ git push origin master

The above command produces the following results.

Counting Objects:6, done. Compressing objects:100% (3/3), done. Writing objects:100% (4/4), 396 bytes, done. Total 4 (delta 0), reused 0 (Delta 0) to [email protected]:p roject.git 7d9ea97. 94f7b26 master−> Master

Now, other developers can update these modifications in their local repository.

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Git Rename operation