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Daniel Nogueira
Daniel Nogueira

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From "add" to "push" to GitHub in a Single Line

I adopted the multiple commands on a single line to push to GitHub. Instead of running:

git add .
git commit -m 'Update file'
git push
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I simply run:

git add .; git commit -m 'Update file'; git push
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Believe me, the use of semicolons to execute multiple commands can make a difference when we want agility in the moments of development.

But of course, each case is different. There will be times when a specific commit, with a specific message, will be needed.

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