So many, here are a few that come to mind...
git add .
git commit -m {same message as the last commit, but I forgot something and don’t feel like writing a new message}
git push origin master
git commit --amend could work, although it would require a sinful git push -f if you've already pushed it.
git commit --amend
git push -f
Im still use git add . 🤣
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So many, here are a few that come to mind...
git add .git commit -m {same message as the last commit, but I forgot something and don’t feel like writing a new message}git push origin mastergit commit --amendcould work, although it would require a sinfulgit push -fif you've already pushed it.Im still use
git add .🤣