> git commend quietly tacks any staged files onto the last commit you created, re-using your existing commit message. So as long as you haven’t pushed yet, no-o

> git commend quietly tacks any staged files onto the last commit you created, re-using your existing commit message. So as long as you haven’t pushed yet, no-one will be the wiser. Well, they might notice that the author and committer dates don't match, but you can add "--reset-author" to really make this undetectable.