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7,371 PointsThe log of a newly created branch
In the lecture video,
$ git checkout branchname
can switch to a branch.
It says this command will checkout the latest commit for that branch. Does this mean that the log of this branch will only contain the latest one commit of the master branch?
I had four log in my master branch. After that, when I switch to a new branch, the new branch contains the latest two logs of my master branch. I don't see why this happen?
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Iain Simmons
Treehouse Moderator 32,305 PointsThis Stack Overflow question might help if you want to only show the logs for a particular branch.