I check every time I commit without hitting a message by mistake, so I output it to remember it soon.
Change the previous commit message
$ git commit -m "fix users.vuw""Ah! I came with typo!!! 」
At that time, it can be corrected like this.
$ git commit --amend --m "fix users.vue"Change the message of a previous commit
There may be such a thing…
$ git add .
$ git commit -m "fix users.vuw"
...
$ git add .
$ git commit -m "fix login"
...
$ git add
$ git commit -m "fix logout""Ah! I'm typo in the previous three commit messages!!! 」
When I say, I will fix it like this.
$ git rebase -i HEAD~3When you run this command, the vi editor will start, so if you modify it there, you will see k.
By the way, HEAD to 3 refers to three things that go back from HEAD.
