Create a directory named 'bootstrap' and add two files into it
mkdir bootstrapcd bootstrapecho '#!/bin/bash' >> install-runtimes.shecho 'This repository host source code use to install the following runtimes on a Linux RPM-based host : ' >> README.md
Go in the directory 'bootstrap' and turn it into the a Git repository
cd bootstrapgit init
Notice that there are no commits yet in the repository
git log
Notice that there are non remote references configured yet
git remote -v
Notice that Git does not show any branches yet
git branch -a
Display the content of the working directory
git status
Move those files to the staging area
git add .
Display the content of the staging area
git status
Create a commit with those files and tag it
git commit -m "first commit"git tag -a v0.0.1 -m "the version 0.0.1 of my product"
Notice that Git now shows you the main branch
git branch -a
Notice that Git now shows you the commit tree, with the tag included
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Create a directory named 'bootstrap' and add two files into it
mkdir bootstrapcd bootstrapecho '#!/bin/bash' >> install-runtimes.shecho 'This repository host source code use to install the following runtimes on a Linux RPM-based host : ' >> README.mdGo in the directory 'bootstrap' and turn it into the a Git repository
cd bootstrapgit initNotice that there are no commits yet in the repository
git logNotice that there are non remote references configured yet
git remote -vNotice that Git does not show any branches yet
git branch -aDisplay the content of the working directory
git statusMove those files to the staging area
git add .Display the content of the staging area
git statusCreate a commit with those files and tag it
git commit -m "first commit"git tag -a v0.0.1 -m "the version 0.0.1 of my product"Notice that Git now shows you the main branch
git branch -aNotice that Git now shows you the commit tree, with the tag included
git log --graphFinally, inspect the newly created tag
git show v0.0.1