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November 7, 2012

Git Commit

Git Commit is a command for committing files to the local repository. Once satisfied with the changes in the local repository, the files will need to be committed. This command does not update the master repository in Github. Just the local repository. You commit files to the local repository by issuing this command in the Terminal.

git commit -m “your comments go here” -a

git commit -m “your comments go here” -a

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I'm Ulysses, a Cloud Engineer at Cardinal Health based in Columbus, Ohio. I’m a certified AWS Solutions Architect. This website is my way of documenting the things I have learned in the Cloud. When off the grid, I enjoy riding my electric skateboard. I have surfed, snowboarded and played the saxophone in the past. I hope you will find this site helpful. It's powered by WordPress and hosted in AWS LightSail.

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