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Step 2: write some code that exercises all git features


That was more what I was looking for.

"Oh, you're friend was 20 commits behind and did [some stupid] shit that wiped out all commits and GUI tools aren't helping? Here's how to attack it..." which is where my Git knowledge falls apart very quickly.

Regular commiting/pushing/remotes etc are all okay to me, except the bad habits of using "sync" as a commit message when I move from my desktop to my laptop and I don't have wip branch.




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