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Bobbi Jo Bland
7,315 Points[SOLVED] I need help with the Git basics quiz. How do you perform a hotfix?
Question 2 of 4: Now someone has pointed out an error and you decide that you need to perform a hotfix. What command would you use? Call the hotfix "signup_bug."
I can't figure out what to do here.
Gloria Dwomoh
13,116 PointsI tagged this question as "solved" since you found the answer.
2 Answers
Ken Wilson
7,885 PointsGlad these answers are posted here. The videos are pretty worthless at explaining this.
Sandeep Krishnan
9,730 PointsI agree. The video was moving too rapidly as if the tutor expected this was a refresher. I watched it merely to complete the track.
A X
12,842 PointsKen Wilson I also agree, these videos are pretty awful and don't explain enough of what's happening to understand what we're suppose to do.
Amit Baniya
13,505 PointsThe following given line works to this question:
Good Louck!!
git flow hotfix start signup_bug
Bobbi Jo Bland
7,315 PointsBobbi Jo Bland
7,315 PointsI figured it out... > git flow hotfix start signup_bug I watched the video two more times.