How do you feel?

[githubteacher]

🎉 Very Good
👍 Good
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👎 Bad

[githubteacher]

About the basic workflow of Git? (Add, Commit, Push, Status)

[githubteacher]

About your conceptual understanding of Remotes, Forks, and Clones?

[githubteacher]

About your conceptual understanding of branching and Pull Requests?

[githubteacher]

About your conceptual understanding of merging and merge conflicts?

[RaymondSHANG]

A little bit fast for me, merge and branch part.

[githubteacher]

About git bisect and git revert?

[githubaf]

a bit fast

[ahmi01]

Bisect was fast. can you review once more?

[nrprise]

Would it be best to revert in branch in case issue in revert came up?

[ahmi01]

Steps with concept

[ahmi01]

Thanks

[nrprise]

Can revert result in merge conflict?

[crichID]

Can revert result in merge conflict?

@nrprise yes, a revert can result in a conflict. It isn't technically a merge conflict because git isn't doing a merge, but it looks and works the same!

[ahmi01]

why your file name is still inde.html

[nrprise]

@nrprise yes, a revert can result in a conflict. It isn't technically a merge conflict because git isn't doing a merge, but it looks and works the same!

@crichID That was actually the root of my original question:

Would it be best to revert in branch in case issue in revert came up?

I guess is should have said "Would it be best to do the revert action in a branch in case issue in revert came up (like a merge conflict)?