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Posted January 8, 2018 6:15am by

We just made some more changes to that same README.md file. This time, let's add and commit the changes with a single co

We just made some more changes to that same README.md file. This time, let's add and commit the changes with a single command. Remember, there's a flag to "git commit" that will let you commit all files that have been modified or deleted without doing a separate "git add".

Can anyone help me out to clear this quiz?

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January 12, 2018 10:38am

git commit -a -m "any message here"

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