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Posted by virginiachubo3
virginiachubo3
8,963 Points

Challenge Task 10 of 11 Take a look at the history log to verify that we're looking at the older commit.

10 of 11

2 Answers

Alex Tetzlaff
Alex Tetzlaff
8,614 Points
Alex Tetzlaff
Alex Tetzlaff
8,614 Points

You want to look at an older commit, you have to see the log that holds a list with all of the changes of what you changed (aka to see that you did indeed recall an older commit). If you think a bit, the answer is in both my response and the Challenge question.

Kazim Noori
Kazim Noori
12,911 Points
Kazim Noori
Kazim Noori
12,911 Points

the answer to task 10 of 11 is below "git log"

it worked for me :)