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virginiachubo3
8,963 PointsNow that it's been added to the repository, let's commit it and include a message.
this is what my syntax git commit -m "added a new file" the above above failed
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mazen akkari
19,861 PointsThis is for Git basics Andrew. git commit -m "added a new file" should work not sure why it didn't
Andrew McCormick
17,729 PointsAndrew McCormick
17,729 Pointswhat code challenge was this in?