@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ The collected changes that you _commit_ are some meaningful chunk of work, so wh
You can also add your _commit message_ right there in the command line if you call `git commit` like this: `git commit -m "Add Bob"`. But because you want to write [good commit messages](https://chris.beams.io/posts/git-commit/) you really should take your time and use the editor.
You can also add your _commit message_ right there in the command line if you call `git commit` like this: `git commit -m "Add Bob"`. But because you want to write [good commit messages](https://chris.beams.io/posts/git-commit/) you really should take your time and use the editor.
Now your changes are in your local repository, which is a good place for the to be as long as no one else needs them or you're not yet ready to share them.
Now your changes are in your local repository, which is a good place for them to be as long as no one else needs them or you're not yet ready to share them.
In order to share your commits with the _Remote Repository_ you need to `push` them.
In order to share your commits with the _Remote Repository_ you need to `push` them.
Jesse
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