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Jonathan Ssenkooto
8,232 PointsTask 7 out of 11
What I am doing wrong? I answered with the git commit -a -m "Added changes to the repository". it say it is a wrong command. I even rewatched the video a few times and still did not help.
2 Answers
Bekah McDonald
10,527 PointsHi Jonathan
When you commit, you don't need to use -a.
git commit will commit ALL staged changes, so you can just use git commit -m followed by your message.
Does this help?
Jonathan Ssenkooto
8,232 PointsThanks. I will try that method.