Git Commit

Learn how to save project changes with git commit.

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Git Commit

Learn how to save project changes with git commit.

This lesson is part of the Softlookup Git tutorial for beginners and includes a simple command example, explanation, common mistakes, and related Git lessons.

Git Command Example

git commit -m "Initial commit"

How It Works

Git commands help you track project changes, save snapshots, compare files, and collaborate with other developers. Run commands from a terminal inside your project folder.

Try It Yourself

  1. Install Git on your computer.
  2. Open Command Prompt, Terminal, or Git Bash.
  3. Create or open a project folder.
  4. Run the command example.
  5. Use git status to check what changed.

Common Mistakes

  • Running Git commands outside the project folder.
  • Forgetting to add files before committing.
  • Using unclear commit messages.
  • Pulling remote changes without checking local changes first.

Related Git Lessons

Git Tutorial Home | Git Status | Git Add | Git Commit | Git Branch | GitHub Basics