On 16/08/18 21:56, Lars Noodén wrote:
> git commit -a Better to add a commit message so you know what you were thinking about at the time: git commit -a -m "My new funky feature I dreamt up whilst on the beer last night" This will add all 'untracked' files and commit them. You can do it individually: Add a files(s) to the repo: git add somefile.txt Commit that file git commit -m "A new file" somefile.txt (note you have to use git add if you don't use git commit -a) You can use wildcards with git add for multiple files/directories You can also do a few bits like this: To see your local changes: git diff To see your repo status: git status Have a hunt on the interwebs for a git cheatsheet and keep it to hand. I am no guru but these were the most important bits to get me going. It gets much trickier when you start messing with branches and merges...... :-( HTH
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