CompTIA Linux+ XK0-006 (V8) Practice Question

Your project follows a linear history workflow. While on the main branch with a clean working tree, you want to integrate the finished branch feature/refactor as a single commit. You run:

$ git merge --squash feature/refactor

Which statement correctly describes the repository's state immediately after this command and the one step still required before you can push the result?

  • Git has already created and checked out a new merge commit containing all changes; you can push main immediately.

  • The command rewrites feature/refactor into one commit by rebasing it onto main; you now need to force-push feature/refactor so teammates can fast-forward.

  • The changes from feature/refactor are staged in the index but no commit exists; you must run git commit to create the single squashed commit before pushing.

  • main has been fast-forwarded to the tip of feature/refactor and marked as merged; no further action is necessary.

CompTIA Linux+ XK0-006 (V8)
Automation, Orchestration, and Scripting
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