Closed ChrisBeeley closed 1 year ago
The current bash command for committing to git won't do anything because the reader isn't instructed to git add first. This can be done with git add ., git add <filename>, or git commit -a -m "Commit message", so I picked the latter for simplicity
git add
git add .
git add <filename>
git commit -a -m "Commit message"
thanks!
craig-shenton
commented
1 year ago
The current bash command for committing to git won't do anything because the reader isn't instructed to
git addfirst. This can be done withgit add .,git add <filename>, orgit commit -a -m "Commit message", so I picked the latter for simplicity