> My first Upload tu Github was successfull
> [CODE]
> git add demo
> git commit -m 'my first upload'
> git push origin master
> [/CODE]
> ...
> when i enter "git diff" he shows me the edited files.
> but now, when i say "git commit -m 'update1'" the message "no changes
> added to commit"
You forgot to add ("stage into the index") the files to be committed.
You can add the -a flag to the commit command to add all unstaged
files, similar to the behaviour of SVN's `svn commit` with watched
files.
ex:
<hack on foo.rb>
$ git status
<shows foo.rb as modified but unstaged>
$ git commit -am "Add and Commit foo.rb all at once"
`git commit -a` is a bit coarse, as it completely negates the power of
git's index, but it gets the job done when you're starting out.
Regards,
Daniel
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