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15,083 PointsAnyone has any idea what we should fill in this gap?
Each project you have under version control will have a ............ , which is a collection of ................. describing the changes to your project as you work.
I can't figure out. I think the first one should be description and I have no clue on the second one. Thanks
2 Answers
Ken Alger
Treehouse TeacherSreng;
The info is in the video, but if I recall correctly you have to piece the two bits together, that is there isn't one sentence that covers both.
Each project has repositories, which are collections of commits.
Robert Luaders
12,478 PointsEach project you have under version control will have a repository , which is a collection of commits describing the changes to your project as you work.
Sreng Hong
15,083 PointsSreng Hong
15,083 PointsThank Ken!! I was thinking wrong.