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  1. Using Gitamic

Creating commits

Creating commits in Gitamic is a cinch

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Ok, so you've reviewed the changes and staged the ones you want to make ready. Now it's time to commit.

How to commit in Gitamic

Once you've got some staged changes, you will see the commit message box.

Any changes listed below the message box will be included in the commit.

You can use the Cmd+Enter (on macOS) or Ctrl+Enter (on other platforms) keyboard shortcut to save reaching for your mouse.

Simply write a commit message () and click Commit and you're done!

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be sure to make it a good one!
The commit message box only appears when needed