On the slides, I want to show you one of the sheets that I converted into a more visible version and show you another useful comments for kids. So we won't talk about all of them here, but it's pretty useful to have them. So let's talk about each one. So displays the history of comments or modification made as a project by using common good luck. And so here I have an example of good block output. So I typed the block, and you actually see here, history of changes that I've made.

And as I told you before, commitment creates a new record. It's your history and you see it here. cabinets. It's long baby was coming, just merge marry between different different branches that we have, who was made it off of the date time stamp. And it's like a message. I have sort of match French master of my story and experiment also on its own.

So my message here I create a pull request and place here next year. So it's pretty useful to walk in and it's actually my first commit. So, in the bottom we have the first comments and the beginning. Output because it's too For example, you want to revert some of your changes back, you mistakenly deleted file or removed something from it. And they actually also committed. So how to route the changes back from your last time you need to execute a checkout.

That's so good space checkout space that it will help you to go for one step back. And actually by executing it, two times you go step back, and step back. So you can actually on your local computer jump between stages of your project that was committed separately. revert all changes on a specific file since the last time so if you remember what file you actually Want to lower you need to specify it so it's more templates in that's using get your job that you can actually specify the checkout file. And it will go to a previous comment and to see what was made. It's very useful comment, but sometimes it's better to jump in jump between comments.

But it's a great way if you know what file or exchange. Next comment is this just displays the last last changes on the file since the last comment and you can do it by using get diff. So it will be able to have like two sides where you can compare what was before and what changes was made. So we will be able to visually compare What are usually some PHP editors for idea that have good functionality inside of it will give you a better representation but from command line, it's also useful to use. So please remember this comment as well. If you want to remove all unexpected files in your project, you can run get clean, minus to fix.

So for example, sometimes when I'm working, I have some than a bargain or have some problem or looking for an answer at Stack Overflow and as I get some files that I'm using personally, in order to tackle my problem, for example, storage, example squirrel. I don't come with this To files into my team depository, and norther to not forget it, I'm using display. And this files are mobile. So for example, if you have a big, big project provides a lot of folders, it's pretty useful because you don't need to remember where a file was located. So it's, it will delete all files that was not committed. Okay.

Let's go to the next. You can add all files. So it was created for you make changes into it. Now using my given columns, it adds that so it's like no changes that I have made since the last time So, staging very useful, but sometimes I'll advise not so change a lot of files at the same time. Because you can be confused later if you go to the tester and see how many changes was made. So sometimes it's better to have small comments is a small amount of changes simply such as the last comments that we have here.

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