Um okay, obviously you're learning this stuff at the moment. Here's another advice then, you can actually perform branch creation during checkout, that way you save about 0.00001 seconds and we all love to save time:
git checkout -b your-new-branch
You can also combine adding all files and commit message:
git commit -am "i'm adding it all"
And finally, instead of typing endless --set-upstream just pass -u:
git push -u origin your-new-branch
Looks like after doing all this we already saved about 0.00004 seconds.
Um okay, obviously you're learning this stuff at the moment. Here's another advice then, you can actually perform branch creation during checkout, that way you save about 0.00001 seconds and we all love to save time:
You can also combine adding all files and commit message:
And finally, instead of typing endless
--set-upstreamjust pass-u:Looks like after doing all this we already saved about 0.00004 seconds.
Hello from Cebu!
Aha! So that's what
git commit -amdoes. I've used that on heroku(i think) but never really understood what it did.прия́тно познако́миться, bai! Hi from Manila!