Shipping changes
Commit
A commit is a recorded snapshot in Git history, with a message and links to earlier commits. It records the content selected for that commit. Making a commit does not automatically upload it to a remote or deploy it for users.
You might see: Git commit, checkpoint, revision
In a real project
After fixing the reading-list layout, you stage the intended files and commit them with a message describing the repair. You can inspect that snapshot later even after making further changes.
A common mistake
Assuming a commit includes every edited file. Inspect what is staged before recording it so unrelated changes and secrets do not enter the snapshot.
Put it into practice
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Go to the source
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