checkpoint.yaml

uuid: 07173abe-b9d9-4b8a-94f6-6b6ded343882
title: Git Basics Tutorial
topic: Version Control
tags:
- git
- terminal

image:
  registry: andylizf
  name: git-tutorial
  base: ubuntu:22.04

runtime:
  program: bash
  program_args: []
  packages:
    - git
    - nano
    - openssh-client
  setup_commands:
    - git config --global user.email "student@example.com"
    - git config --global user.name "Student"
    - git config --global init.defaultBranch main
    - mkdir -p ~/workspace
    - cd ~/workspace

flags:
  - title: Initialize Git Repository
    prompt: "Mission 1: Create Your First Git Repository"
    description: |
      Let's start by creating a new Git repository:
      1. Use 'git init' to initialize a new repository
      2. This will create a hidden .git directory to store your repository data
    listener:
      target: output
      type: regex
      match: "(?s).*Initialized empty Git repository in .*/\\.git.*"

  - title: Create and Add Files
    prompt: "Mission 2: Stage Your First Changes"
    description: |
      Now let's create and stage some files:
      1. Use 'echo "Hello, Git!" > hello.txt' to create a new file
      2. Use 'git add hello.txt' to stage the file
    listener:
      target: command
      type: exact
      match: "git add hello.txt"

  - title: Make Your First Commit
    prompt: "Mission 3: Commit Your Changes"
    description: |
      Time to commit your changes:
      1. Use 'git commit -m "Initial commit"'
      2. This will create a permanent record of your changes
    listener:
      target: output
      type: regex
      match: "\\[main .+\\] Initial commit"
    files: []

  - title: Check Repository Status
    prompt: "Mission 4: View Repository Status"
    description: |
      Let's check the status of your repository:
      1. Use 'git status' to see the current state
      2. You should see that everything is up to date
    listener:
      target: output
      type: regex
      match: "On branch main\\nnothing to commit, working tree clean"
    files: []

  - title: View Commit History
    prompt: "Mission 5: View Git Log"
    description: |
      Finally, let's look at your commit history:
      1. Use 'git log' to see your commits
      2. You should see your initial commit
    listener:
      target: output
      type: regex
      match: "commit\\s+[a-f0-9]+.*\\nAuthor:\\s+Student\\s+<student@example\\.com>\\n.*\\n\\s*Initial commit"
    files: []