From b51ee2e42fca2779b5a223de4970e5d0ddc86a8f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Gareth Coles
Next up, we'll need to bundle up our changes into a commit, and push it to GitHub. To do that, we'll
- use git commit -a -m "message"
. Make sure you use a descriptive message explaining why
+ use git commit -am "message"
. Make sure you use a descriptive message explaining why
you made your changes and what they are, but try to keep it to a single line of text if you can.
Following this, we can use git push origin master
to push our commit up to GitHub.