Cat File

Luckily, Git has a built-in plumbing command, cat-file, that allows us to see the contents of a commit without needing to futz around with the object files directly.

git cat-file -p <hash>

Assignment

Use the cat-file command to view the contents of your last commit. (Use -p for pretty-print.)
For the CLI to be able to check your output, do it again, but redirect the output to a temporary file:

catfile-command-here > /tmp/catfileout.txt

Run and submit the CLI tests.

Tip

Use git log -1 to get the hash of your last commit.