July 2018
Intermediate to advanced
354 pages
10h 57m
English
As with undo, redo can mean a lot of things. In this context, redoing a commit will mean creating almost the same commit again with the same parent(s) as the previous commit, but with different content and/or different commit messages. This is quite useful if you've just created a commit, but have perhaps forgotten to add a necessary file to the staging area before you committed, or if you need to reword the commit message.
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