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git commit

Learn to save staged changes with git commit.

What Does git commit Do?

git commit saves staged changes to the Git repository history. Each commit creates a snapshot of the files at that point in time.

git commit

A Commit Is a Snapshot

A commit represents the recorded state of a project at a specific moment. This snapshot lets you refer back to previous changes and project states.

git add index.html
git commit

Practice Prepare a Commit Command

Assign the git commit command to a string variable. Then print the command.

The expected output must contain only the commit command.

Starter code

terminal
// Commit komutunu tanımla
let commitCommand;

// Komutu ekrana yazdır

Sample solution

terminal
let commitCommand = 'git commit';

console.log(commitCommand);

Expected output

git commit

Questions and answers

Review the lesson questions together with their answers. To test yourself, solve the lesson interactively.

1 Which changes does a commit save?

  • All projects on the remote server
  • All files on the computer
  • Only changes added to the staging area Correct answer
  • Only files that have not been created

Explanation: A commit saves the changes prepared in the staging area to the repository history.

2 Complete the Commit Command

Question
git ____
Answer
git commit

Explanation: <code>git commit</code> saves staged changes to the repository history.

3 Match the Commit Concepts

Term Meaning
git commit Save staged changes
snapshot Recorded state at a moment
message Description attached to a record
repository Place containing commit history

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