Part 2 - Our First Commit [Git-ing Started with Git Series] смотреть онлайн

Making our first commit involves us first understanding the three stages of git commits. All our work happens in the working directory (which is just a folder on our local computer).

After we initialize the repository, Git will constantly watch and maintain the folder. We can get these updates from Git by running the "git status" command at any time. This command returns to us all the information we need to know what is happening in our git project right now.

Files will either be untracked, in staging, or committed. Git status will tell us all of the untracked files which we can then move into our staging by using the "git add filename" command. This moves that file into the staging area, preparing to be committed. Of course we can add more files if needed into the staging area. As soon as the files we want to be in our commit are all in the staging area, then we use our "git commit -m "Message"" command to set the commit and save the snapshot of our project.

Coming Up:
How to add multiple files at once to staging and how to see a log of our past commits.

-- CODE SNIPPETS ---

Check the status of our Git Project:
git status

Move a file into the staging area:
git add filename

Turn the staging area into a Commit:
git commit -m "Message explaining the commit"


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