Partially Committing Changes in Git ✂️

When working on a project, sometimes you don’t want to commit all your changes at once. Git makes it easy to commit changes selectively using the git add -p command. This allows you to interactively pick which chunks of changes you want to stage and commit 🎯

First, you can use git add -p to stage only the changes you want. This will open your configured editor, where you can pick the changes to stage ✨

By committing only what matters, you keep your commit history clean and focused, making it easier to track your progress 🚀

Perfect for when you want to stay organized and avoid committing unnecessary changes! 😌