What is "commit"

commit is a command used in Git that serves to send modifications made to the source code of a project to the page of that project.

Suppose you solved a bug in the project. It’s time to commit your modifications. These modifications will be inserted in the project history and will be available for other team members.

When committing you write a description about what was done there. So this modification is not lost and everyone knows what that change is about. You document that change. That’s kind of what the commit is. When you commit a modification, the edited files leave the staged status and return to unmodified status. Of course, because theoretically that change has already been made and now the files come back with the status of unmodified.

This is the command:

git commit -m "Resolvendo bug da modal sobreposta na página de pagamentos."

References:

• Starting in GIT - Part 2