Challenge 1
Complete the Git command to construct a tree object.
bash
Your answer
git Press Ctrl⌘Enter to check your answer
Code Completion
4 Challenges
Complete the Git commands: Git mktree: Build Tree Objects from ls-tree Data
In a disposable repository, create at least two files and commit them. Obtain the commit's tree with `git rev-parse HEAD^{tree}`. Pipe its non-recursive `git ls-tree` output into `git mktree` and prove that the resulting object ID matches the original tree. Repeat with `-z`, then create a tree input that references a deliberately missing object and demonstrate the difference between default behavior and `--missing`. Finally, build two trees with one `--batch` invocation.
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Challenge 2
Complete the Git command to construct a tree object.
bash
Your answer
git [-z] [--missing] [--batch]Press Ctrl⌘Enter to check your answer
Challenge 3
Complete the Git command to construct a tree object.
bash
Your answer
git < tree.txtPress Ctrl⌘Enter to check your answer
Challenge 4
Complete the Git command to construct a tree object.
bash
Your answer
git --missing < tree-with-missing-object.txtPress Ctrl⌘Enter to check your answer