Seems to me your looking for git commit -am <message> but I caution, the reason most of these commands are separate is because you should be aware of what your commiting, all to often junior engineers use got as a remote backup of their hard drive and while there is some more truth to that; users should be aware of what they are adding and WHY (that's the point of the message).
Seems to me your looking for
git commit -am <message>but I caution, the reason most of these commands are separate is because you should be aware of what your commiting, all to often junior engineers use got as a remote backup of their hard drive and while there is some more truth to that; users should be aware of what they are adding and WHY (that's the point of the message).git commit -am <msg>is different fromgit add . && git commit -m <msg>. The former does not add newly created files to the index.