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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
A specific file, use the git add command, replacing with the name of your file. This process is known as staging, which prepares files for the next commit.# Add files to the staging area$ git add . # Changes to be committed:or $ git add file-name # Changes to be committed:Think of it like this: getting into the car is like adding files to the staging area, and driving the car is like making a commit. Now, let's use the git commit command to commit the changes to the current branch. How to Commit Changes The git commit command commits the changes to the current branch. You can use the -m flag to add a message to your commit. This message should provide a brief summary of the changes you've made.For instance, "Initial commit" could be your commit message. This command is used to save the changes to the local repository.# Commit changes to the current branch$ git commit -m "Commit message" # For example, git commit -m "Initial commit"We've successfully committed the changes to the current branch. Next, we'll push these changes to the remote repository on GitHub using the git push command. How to Push Changes to a Remote Repository The git push command pushes changes from your local repository to a remote repository on GitHub. You can use the git push command to push changes from your local repository to the remote repository on GitHub. This process is essential for updating the remote repository with the changes you've made locally.# Push changes to a remote repository$ git push origin main # For example, git push origin masterCongratulations! You have successfully pushed your changes to the remote repository on GitHub. You can now view your changes on the GitHub website. Now that we've successfully pushed our changes to
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