Testing perspective
How do I check multiple previous git commit changes?
git log (type this command in the git bash prompt, and it will display as below )
commit id (HEAD -> Branch_name)
Author: Narendra <EMPID@companyname>
Date: Fri Sep 17 11:38:40 2021 +0530
latest changes in input file & added chamber details in file_name.py
Press the down arrow mark (arrow mark
) then you can see all previous commit changes datewise
Press q for quit from the git log
While testing if you want to test a particular commit then follow the below process
1. git log --> This will display all commits
Use the up arrow or down arrow buttons to see list of all commits (identify on which commit you want to perform the test)
2. git reset --hard commit_id Example: git reset --hard 15cde7c
Difference between git log and git log --oneline
Development perspective
git steps:
git pull --rebase # to pull the latest code from git
git pull --rebase # again doing the same .. just for conformation [optional]
Already up to date.
git status
git add <1st file name along with path>
git add <2nd file name along with path>
git add <3rd file name along with path>
# or you can add all files at once by using git add . command
git status
git commit -m " you can provide the message "
git push origin HEAD:refs/for/project-int
open git link then add reviewers (who can review your code)
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How do you enter into a particular branch & test? how do come out of that branch again?
git branch (cmd will be used to check your current branch=> note down somewhere Ex: * master)
git checkout <brach_name_need_to_test>
git branch ==> cmd will be used to check your current branch, have you moved or not?
Do your testing
git checkout <master>
git branch
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In the latest git code, if you modify code in a single file or multiple files when you have given git status, it will display that file change.
if you don't want that file changed then
git restore <filename along with path>
git status
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When you have committed and pushed your code to git, but you don't want to do that then you have to follow the below procedure
git log (type this command in the git bash prompt, and it will display as below )
commit id (HEAD -> Branch_name)
Author: Narendra <EMPID@companyname>
Date: Fri Sep 17 11:38:40 2021 +0530
latest changes in input file & added chamber details in file_name.py
Press q for quit from the log
git reset --hard origin/<branch>
git pull origin fusion-int --rebase
git status
after this, you can pull the latest code if you want by typing the below command.
git pull --rebase
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