Emily Davenport added stage and track to definition box  over 8 years ago

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\item \textbf{Git}: \textit{(noun)} a version control system  \item \textbf{repository (repo)}: \textit{(noun)} folder containing all tracked files as well as the version control history  \item \textbf{commit}: \textit{(noun)} a snapshot of changes made to the staged file(s); \textit{(verb)} to save a snapshot of changes made to the staged file(s)   \item \textbf{stage}: \texit{(noun)} the staging area holds the files to be committed in the next commit; \textit{(verb)} to mark a file to be committed in the next commit  \item \textbf{track}: \textit{(noun)} a tracked file is one that is recognized by the Git repository  \item \textbf{branch}: \textit{(noun)} a parallel version of the files in a repository (Box 2)  \item \textbf{local}: \textit{(noun)} the version of your repository that is stored on your personal computer  \item \textbf{remote}: \textit{(noun)} the version of your repository that is stored on the internet, for instance on GitHub 

\item \textbf{push}: \textit{(verb)} to send commits from a local repository to a remote repository  \item \textbf{pull request}: \textit{(noun)} a message sent by one user to merge the commits in their remote repository into another user's remote repository  \end{itemize}