Git - Add command (Staging) - Add a change to the next commit

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Add file contents to the staging area (known also as the index).

Example

cd /myWorkingDirectory
git add -A

This statement will add all What is the Git File Status? files and any new untracked files.

Unstaging: see Git - Reset (Unstaging) - Delete a change for the next commit




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