Excellent article. I won't cry, because i like git very much, but you're correct, those questions (at least some of them) are tricky and may cause problems especially during something as stresful as job interview.
Just one note: reverting a commit using reset is a bit too much in some cases and can be considered as a bad practice. For reverting single commit there's a "revert" command which is safer and can be better in some situations. "Explain difference between reset and revert" can be good interview question as well :).
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Excellent article. I won't cry, because i like git very much, but you're correct, those questions (at least some of them) are tricky and may cause problems especially during something as stresful as job interview.
Just one note: reverting a commit using reset is a bit too much in some cases and can be considered as a bad practice. For reverting single commit there's a "revert" command which is safer and can be better in some situations. "Explain difference between reset and revert" can be good interview question as well :).