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What is a changeset in Git?

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What is changeset in Git? I keep hearing this term said, but cannot seem to find the answer online, and wikipedia is very vague. Is it if you commit 5 files at once via a git repository and type git log and see a single commit for that 5 files, that entire change is called a changeset?

commit 01304a265f5d8f9bfd6eb64d3390846adc61db75
i.e.:Author: Some guy <[email protected]>
Date:   Thu Jul 28 18:28:07 2016 -0400

First commit

This entire thing would be a changeset?

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developer098 Avatar asked Jul 28 '16 23:07

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As was mentioned by the other folks as well, a changeset is essentially one indivisible change. Indivisible simply means that a changeset is one single value in the stack of changes that are being made on a codebase. For example, if you look at a commit, you can check what individual files were modified, what was the previous state of the codebase and after, which would make it adhere to what a changeset is.

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gran_profaci Avatar answered Dec 22 '22 00:12

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