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> On that note, I also consider `git add -A` to be horrible practice. Adding files manually makes you tons more aware of what changes you actually made, and als
by TazeTSchnitzel 10y ago
> On that note, I also consider `git add -A` to be horrible practice. Adding files manually makes you tons more aware of what changes you actually made, and also prevents you from accidentally adding extra files you don't want.
I use `git commit -a` a lot, but only after checking `git status` (or `git diff`), which is probably my most-used git command.
- mdahlstrand 10y agoThose two A's have completely different meanings though (add all, commit amend), not sure I understand how it's relevant to the parent?
- majewsky 10y agoGrandparent is correct: "git commit -a" is --all, not --amend.