Git

A program that keeps the project’s history: every save (commit) stays and you can go back to it. Like the saves in a game.

How it appears in the course

A conflict appears when you and a colleague have changed the same spot in the same file. Git doesn’t know which version to keep, and it asks you.
How do you use Claude with git? · Module 04, The working method, step by step
Second line: git diff main shows what you changed compared to the project’s main version. Claude checks it (“review”). Git is the program that keeps the history of changes in the project.
What tricks will help you? · Module 01, How to talk to Claude · free
“Git” is the program that keeps the project’s history. “In git?” means: do your colleagues see it too after git push (when you send the project to GitHub)?
Where can CLAUDE.md live? · Module 02, CLAUDE.md: your project’s memory

Where you learn it

In module 04 · The working method, step by step, in the Claude Code for Beginners course.

Related terms

/compactBranchCheckpointCommitContextConventional Commits

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