Git Workflow

Use the Git Workflow

Create a new file in the git_test folder called "gdsc.txt" with the command: touch gdsc.txt.
```
# Create gdsc.txt using CLI
touch gdsc.txt
```
Check the status of your repository by typing git status in your terminal. The output shows that gdsc.txt is in red, indicating it is not staged.
```
# Check the status of the repo using CLI
git status
```
Add gdsc.txt to the staging area using the command: git add gdsc.txt. This prepares the file for the commit.
```
# Stage gdsc and check repo status again using CLI
git add gdsc.txt
```
Type git status again. The output now shows gdsc.txt in green, indicating it is in the staging area.
```
# Check repo status again using CLI
git status
```
Make a commit with the message "Add gdsc.txt" using the command: git commit -m "Add gdsc.txt". Then, check the status once more. The output should indicate "nothing to commit, working tree clean."
```
# Commit gdsc and check repo status again using CLI
git commit -m "Add gdsc.txt"
git status
```

Check the commit history using git log:

# Check repo commit history using CLI
git log

The message "Your branch is ahead of 'origin/main' by 1 commit" indicates that your local branch has one more commit than the remote repository. This will be resolved when you push your changes.