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Listing 3-8.
The output of git reflog after the first commit
bb057dd HEAD@{0}: commit (initial): lorem
It informs you that the revision with the comment
lorem
can now be referred to as:
bb057dd
or
HEAD@{0 }.
Let's create the second revision:
$ echo ipsum > ipsum.txt
$ git snapshot ipsum
Currently the repository contains two revisions with the comments
lorem
and
ipsum
. The command:
$ git reflog
now returns the output shown in
Listing 3-9
.
Listing 3-9.
The output of a git reflog after the second commit
227c9fb HEAD@{0}: commit: ipsum
bb057dd HEAD@{1}: commit (initial): lorem
What happened? We moved from revision
lorem
to revision
ipsum
in the history.
The current revision can be addressed as
HEAD@{0}
—right now it is the revision
ipsum
. The previous revision—which is
lorem
—can be referred to as
HEAD@{1}
.
Create the third revision:
$ echo dolor > dolor.txt
$ git snapshot dolor
and execute:
