Re: Stash

[Stephen J. Turnbull]

Eli Zaretskii writes:

 > Git requires to use 2 commands to commit a change in a file:
 > 
 >   git add FILE
 >   git commit FILE
 > 
 > For files already registered with Git, you can use a single command
 > 
 >   git commit -a FILE

You don't need the "-a", just "git commit FILE" is enough.  ("git
commit -a" (with or without file names) will stage all registered
files that have been modified or deleted to the pending commit.)  If
you use "git add" to "stage" a file for committing, then you can
further abbreviate to "git commit".