Challenge 1
Complete the Git command to attribute lines in the target file.
bash
Your answer
git Press Ctrl⌘Enter to check your answer
Code Completion
4 Challenges
Complete the Git commands: Git Blame: Trace Line-Level Provenance
Create a disposable repository with at least four commits affecting one file, including a whitespace-only change and a substantial copy of lines into another file. Run ordinary blame and a focused `-L` blame. Demonstrate `-M`/`-C` for moved or copied lines. Use `--ignore-rev` and `--ignore-revs-file` for the mechanical revision. Run `--porcelain` and `--line-porcelain`, then demonstrate `--reverse` across a range in which a line is later removed. Finally compare ordinary blame with `--first-parent` on a repository containing a merge. Record what investigative question each invocation answers and verify that none of the commands changes repository history.
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Challenge 2
Complete the Git command to attribute lines in the target file.
bash
Your answer
git src/example.txtPress Ctrl⌘Enter to check your answer
Challenge 3
Complete the Git command to attribute lines in the target file.
bash
Your answer
git -L 20,40 src/example.txtPress Ctrl⌘Enter to check your answer
Challenge 4
Complete the Git command to attribute lines in the target file.
bash
Your answer
git -L '/^function example\(\)/,/^}$/' src/example.txtPress Ctrl⌘Enter to check your answer