There is where I love working with good dev tools. In VS Code, you click the source control button, you instantly see a list of everything that has been modifi

There is where I love working with good dev tools. In VS Code, you click the source control button, you instantly see a list of everything that has been modified. Click on any particular file, you get a visual diff. Press the "+" button, you stage the selected file/files, add the commit message and check them in. Continue that until all the changes are in place, properly sectioned off with appropriate comments. Yes, this doesn't apply to anyone using the raw git commands, and knowing those is important. But in getting stuff done and keeping everything nice and neat, developer tools to the rescue.