Git Commit amend? | DevOps Master Course | Day-7

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Welcome to Day 7 of the DevOps Master Course! Today, we're tackling a super useful Git command that acts like a mini time-travel machine for your last commit: git commit --amend. 🚀

Have you ever made a commit, only to immediately realize you forgot a file, had a typo in the message, or introduced a tiny bug? Instead of creating a messy new commit to fix a fresh mistake, git commit --amend allows you to rework your last commit as if it never happened! It's an elegant way to keep your commit history clean and concise, which is crucial for good code hygiene and team collaboration.

In this hands-on lesson, we'll demonstrate exactly how to use git commit --amend to modify your last commit, add forgotten files, and even change commit messages. You'll learn the power of this command and, importantly, when it's safe (and not safe!) to use.

🔥 What You'll Learn in This Video:
• What is git commit --amend?: Understand its purpose as a tool to rewrite your immediate past.
• The "Golden Rule" of Amending: When it's safe to amend (local commits) vs. when it's risky (pushed commits).
• Fixing a Typo in Your Commit Message: The easiest and most common use case for amend.
• Adding Forgotten Files to Your Last Commit: How to include that missing file without creating a new "Oops!" commit.
• Combining Changes: Effectively squashing new modifications into your previous commit.
• Behind the Scenes: A quick look at how amend rewrites Git history (creating a new commit ID).

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