An update to the advice is going up that will show `git add -A .` instead of `git add .` and explain: > You can also type `git add -A .` where the dot stands f

An update to the advice is going up that will show `git add -A .` instead of `git add .` and explain: > You can also type `git add -A .` where the dot stands for the current directory, so everything in and beneath it is added. The `-A` ensures even file deletions are included.