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Can somebody explain the difference between a Git Commit and a Git Push? |
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Siegeprogrammer
Oct 9, 2018
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Git commiting means that you are putting newly modified files into the staging area. Meaning these are the files you are going to send. The push command is what you use when you actually want to send the files to the remote repository |
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Git commiting means that you are putting newly modified files into the staging area. Meaning these are the files you are going to send. The push command is what you use when you actually want to send the files to the remote repository