git add .
git commit 'fix careless mistake, typo'
git push
I often do above 3 commands to push my code but it kinda tedious sometime to fix very minor issue. Can I run those 3 at once?
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1Please do not think this way. Do not only fix the typo, fix the commit that introduced the typo and push everything once everything is perfect. Especially learn about `git rebase -i`. Pushing every commit at once is a bad habit. – michas Jul 30 '16 at 08:10
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A bad answer:
git add . && git commit -m 'fix careless mistake, typo' && git push
Without the push:
git -am 'a message'
If you are using git in a shell that support alias like bash you can do:
alias autogit="function _autogit(){git add . && git commit -m $1 && git push};_autogit"
Anyway I think you should pull before pushing.
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for this `git add . && git commit 'fix careless mistake, typo' && git push ` why do u want to skip the `-m` ? – Eunice Chia Jul 30 '16 at 07:18
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@EuniceC I don't want to skip the `-m`, I didn't add it after copy/pasting from the question. – Benjamin T Jul 30 '16 at 07:46