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Ahmed Hamid
3,261 PointsCommitment Therapy - Am I retarded?
So here is the issue I am having. The commands are identical, but the do not work in the quiz. What am I missing? http://imgur.com/GlyAsYT http://imgur.com/CExmwpx
3 Answers
Colin Marshall
32,861 PointsTry just "git commit"
Ahmed Hamid
3,261 PointsThat actually does not work as well. I figured it out It is just a vaguely phrased task. What they were looking for was the git commit -m "".
Thanks though Colin!
Pieter Wensveen
3,794 PointsExactly same problem for me. The " git commit -m " also doesn't work :(
Colin Marshall
32,861 Pointsif you use git commit -m you have to put a message in quotes after the -m part:
git commit -m "this is a message that contains info about this commit"