One thing of note: unless the commit in question is a very simple one, so that its description fits within single line of the commit message, it would be better to use git commit (or git commit -a) instead of git commit -m '<commit message>'.
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One thing of note: unless the commit in question is a very simple one, so that its description fits within single line of the commit message, it would be better to use
git commit(orgit commit -a) instead ofgit commit -m '<commit message>'.