Git Commit Command

git commit -m "Message"

Commit all the files that are already tracked by git without adding them to staging area Untracked files will not committed to the repo

git commit --amend -m "New commit message"
git commit -am "Message"

The --amend is an command that is used to fix mistakes that was made in the last commit
This can be used to add new files and changes to the commit message as well

git commit --amend --no-edit

Add new files to the last commit without changing the commit message

Important

• --amend commands should only be only used in local copy of repo
• --allow-empty flag can be used to make a commit without any changes