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Desmond Morrell
Courses Plus Student 1,803 Pointsadding and commiting git command?
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Antonio De Rose
20,884 Pointsgit init foldername # this is to create a repository git add filename # this is to add a file name git commit # this is to commit the files which have been added into the repository
add and commit, how it varies, is, for you to commit, you need to add first, adding the file, means, that you are keeping the file, outstide of version control, meaning, that no one will be able to see the file, committing means, you are making files committed accessible, to the people whom you want share the files with
good example, is like your own notes maybe kept for yourself, by only adding.