Command Line Git - Everything you need to know to get started by Maksim Ivanov
Author:Maksim Ivanov
Language: eng
Format: epub
Figure 141
Here, I used a few placeholders:
%s - subject of the commit message
%h - abbreviated commit hash
%p - abbreviated parent commit hashes
%n - newline
You can find the full list of placeholders in the git log documentation.
You can see that each commit has a unique hash. Each commit, starting from the second commit, has a parent commit hash. The merge commit has two parent commit hashes.
How to Commit Changes
To commit the changes, you first need to stage them. To do it, you run the git add command:
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