Learn Git in 3 Hours- Committing Your Changes

This video tutorial explains how to commit changes in a Git repository. It covers the process of staging changes, using the git commit command, and writing commit messages. The tutorial also discusses environment variables, the use of different flags like -v and -m, and advanced techniques such as committing all changes at once. The video concludes with a review of the key points and a brief introduction to gitignore lists.

What happens to changes that are not staged before a commit?

What command is used to begin the commit process in Git?

How can you see what changes are being committed in detail?

What is the purpose of the -m flag in the git commit command?

What does the default commit message template contain?