Version Control with Git: Tracking Changes. Change not yet staged.
phwtsang opened this issue · comments
After adding the line: "The two moons may be a problem for Wolfman." in mars.txt and reviewing the difference between the two versions of the file, the instruction says: "...it's time to commit it [our change]: git commit -m "..." I think the command should have been git commit -am because the change had not been added/staged up to that point.
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I spoke too early. The instruction did address the unstaged change in the next paragraph. Please ignore this issue.