What Is Git Commit Command?
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The Git commit command is a command used to save changes to a local repository after staging those changes. It is the second step in the basic Git workflow. The command takes the staged changes and stores them as a new commit on the current branch. Each commit includes a unique identifier (SHA-1 hash value), an author, a message describing the changes, and a pointer to the commit that came before it.