Commit

Commit is a command that records changes made in the local repository. A commit permanently stores the changed files in the local repository, but it does not affect the remote repository.

1

Change the status of the files to staged files and write the commit message in the 'Commit message' field at the bottom of the Git Sidebar.

2

Click the [Commit to master] button to record the changes in the staged files.

Committed files are deleted from the Staged files list. If there are commits that have not been pushed, the [Push] button on the top of the Git Sidebar is activated.