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Jason Peay
16,515 PointsHow to add multiple files to Git
Hello
I'm stuck on a code challenge.
We have multiple files in our directory that we want to track. Add them all with one command. I'm sure the correct answer is git add.README.md.
I received, Bummer! remember that we must add a README file I tried just git add. but got the same. Bummer, remember that we must add a README file
What am I missing?
Kevin Korte
28,149 PointsNo problem, you're learning and that's all that matters.
1 Answer
Kevin Korte
28,149 PointsTypically, you can all all staged all modified and new files to be staged with either git add . or git add -A.
Jason Peay
16,515 PointsJason Peay
16,515 PointsThank you Kevin.
I didn't know there had to be a space between git add and the dot at the end. No one else mentioned that when I sent the challenge out the first time.