This is a question when using git from Bash.

I tried running git revert as below using Bash, and I got some views.For example, --quit or --continue.Are these used in subsequent commands like typing --quit

Would it be possible for you to tell me how to use git?Thank you for your cooperation.

addition:

Enter git add. to display "Did you mean this?add".Do I have to type something in the subsequent command?For example, add or Yes.

masa582:~/workspace/tmp(test2)$git add.
git: 'add.' is not agit command. See'git --help'.

Did you mean this?
        add
masa582:~/workspace/tmp(test2)$

git

2022-09-29 22:34

2 Answers

The commands used in git are often executed in the form git<command>, but
From Command Line (bash)

$git<command> --help
$ manage -<command>

and so on.If it's about revert,

$git revert --help
$ manage-revert

as shown in .

If it is an official document on the web, please refer to the Japanese version as well please refer to it.
https://git-scm.com/book/ja/v2

2022-09-29 22:34

Therefore, if you type git revert like this, you will receive a message that this command is not normally accepted.

If you check the English text, you will understand
Usage is how to use it

git revert [<option>]<commit-ish>...

It means to use
[ ] is any input item and
<> is the input value you set yourself

The revert command will negate the contents of a particular commit, so
You need something like a commit (the hash value of the commit is OK)
refers to --quit or --continue and
If you wish to use it,

git revert --quit --continue <commit hash value >

I think the following URL will be helpful.
git official document git revert
https://git-scm.com/docs/git-revert

Git introductory revert
that even monkeys can understand http://www.backlog.jp/git-guide/stepup/stepup7_2.html

2022-09-29 22:34

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