The article presents six useful Git commands for increasing productivity and saving time, including editing commit messages, creating blank commits.

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Learn useful Git commands to increase productivity and save time, including updating commit messages, creating blank commits, checking the number of commits on a branch, viewing files from a different branch, staging and committing changes with a single command, and accessing a Git tutorial on the terminal.

6 git commands, you may not know.

Permalink 1) Updating the last commit message.

Permalink 3) Checking the total number of commits.

Permalink 4) Checking files from different a branch.

Permalink 5) Staging (adding) and committing the changes in a single command.

Permalink 6) Git tutorial on the terminal.