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Ok, so in the past I had this figured out, but I seem to be stuck at this point, I feel like I need to rebase or squash or something to fix this, but I don't want to mess it up and have to go through the steps I have already went through, so if someone could tell me what my next git command on the bash should be to finish pushing my commit to my repo on github, I would very very very much appreciate it. I looked on forums here already and no one really helps with explaining git, they just refer people to other resources...
What am I missing, what should my next command be, because as you see, it appeared to be successful but it didn't change anything on my github
Never mind! I figured it out after looking back over when I tried to use commit, it was because I didn't actually make a commit as a commit requires a message. The fix was simple
git commit src/actions.cpp -m "fixed stopped walking onuseitem/itemex"
git push
What am I missing, what should my next command be, because as you see, it appeared to be successful but it didn't change anything on my github
Post automatically merged:
Never mind! I figured it out after looking back over when I tried to use commit, it was because I didn't actually make a commit as a commit requires a message. The fix was simple
git commit src/actions.cpp -m "fixed stopped walking onuseitem/itemex"
git push
