How to push a commit in git. Do git commit

How to use git to send your changes to the server, specifically how to push a commit in git? Let's examine the entire process step by step:

1. Make the necessary changes in your project files. Then check these files with the command:

   git status

2. Add all changed files to the staging area:

   git add .

   Or add files individually:

   git add address

   where address should be replaced with the full path to the file.

3. Verify that the files have been staged (they should now appear in a different color):

   git status

4. Commit from the staging area to your local repository. Replace commit message with a short description of what the commit contains:

   git commit -m "commit message"

5. To undo or uncommit a commit:

   git reset --soft HEAD~1

   OR

   git reset --soft HEAD^

   The above command reverses the commit itself (it undoes the commit) while leaving all files in the same state they were in before the git commit -m "commit message" command.

6. Push the commit to the server:

   git push origin HEAD:refs/for/main // or 'stage' if you use 'stage' instead of 'main'

   If you are pushing to GitHub, for the first push you need to link your local branch to the remote branch, so use:

   git push -u origin feature/name-of-branch

   For subsequent commits / pushes to GitHub, use the command without -u:

   git push origin feature/name-of-branch

That's it, now commit has been sent to the server.