What is the 'git add' command? | LambdaTest
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About The Video
Watch this video to explore the 'git add' command in minutes! Learn how to stage changes for your commits and supercharge your Git skills!
What does the 'git add' command do?
The 'git add' command in Git is used for staging changes in your repository before committing them. When you modify, create, or delete files in your repository, these changes are initially untracked or marked as modified by Git. To include these changes in your next commit, you need to stage them, and this is where git add comes into play.
Video Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:02 What is git add command
05:45 Closing
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