Git opens a text editor for you to write the commit message

The commit fails immediately with an error

Git reuses the message from the previous commit

A branch is just a lightweight pointer to a commit

Git only copies the branch name across the network

New branches are stored separately in the cloud

They remain in the project's history through the merge

They are permanently erased from the repository

They are automatically moved into a new tag

The common ancestor commit of both branches

Directly on the diff view of the pull request

The work is still in progress and not ready for final review

git commit --amend (with nothing new staged)

Through a pull request reviewed by teammates

By directly editing files on the main branch

By deleting the main branch and recreating it

It stays exactly where it was; the commit is copied, not moved

It stays on your machine and proves your identity to the server

It is uploaded to GitHub so others can access your repos

It replaces the need for a Git username entirely

To your fork, not the original upstream repository

Directly to the original upstream repository

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