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Hammony Dube
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In the command line below, we're still inside the "novel" repo. We've added a dramatic plot twist to chapter1.txt. Add

Posted March 29, 2021 1:01am by Hammony Dube

Hammony Dube
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Fernando Ambriz
4,415 Points
How do I add the modified file to the staging area?

Posted March 1, 2021 1:06am by Fernando Ambriz

Fernando Ambriz
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Demarcus Brooks
4,060 Points
Commit the staged changes, with the message "Add plot twist". Use the -m option instead of the editor.

Posted February 6, 2021 3:19pm by Demarcus Brooks

Demarcus Brooks
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Tom Woollacott
3,117 Points
Both those questions rejected correct answers the first time. Repeats itself.

Posted February 21, 2020 9:54pm by Tom Woollacott

Tom Woollacott
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Charity Bunyon
5,617 Points
Hey Guys! I'm stuck on this Git Introduction challenge.

Posted July 25, 2019 1:58am by Charity Bunyon

Charity Bunyon
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Pushpa Dhakal
8,804 Points
In the command line below, we're still inside the "novel" repo. We've added a dramatic plot twist to chapter1.txt. Add t

Posted February 24, 2019 12:48pm by Pushpa Dhakal

Pushpa Dhakal
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