Modern DevOps Fundamentals

A pull request is a request for merging a source branch to a base branch. The base branch is the branch where the reviewed code

A Git branch is a copy of the code base (from where the branch is created) that you can independently modify and work on without

Pulling code involves downloading up-to-date code from the remote to your local repository. Rebasing means applying your changes on top of the latest remote commit.

You will need to add a remote entry using the following command to connect with the remote repository from the local repository: $ git remote

Remote repositories are replicas of the Git repository at a central location for multiple people to access. This allows your developers to work on the

Git keeps a history of all commits. To see a list of all commits that you’ve done, you can use the following command: $ git