git commit--amend Modify commit information that has not yet been committed to the remote branch

Sometimes when you commit with Git commit-m, you may not be able to write a good or incorrect message, but when you do not push to the remote branch,

You can use Git commit--amend to modify the last commit information.

The operation examples are as follows:

git commit--amend will appear after the edit interface, as follows

You can modify the information you want to submit in the top red box, and then press Ctrl + o (writeout), as follows

Then press ENTER to save, go back to the previous interface and press Ctrl + x to exit.

Finally, you can safely push to the remote branch ^.^

git commit--amend Modify commit information that has not yet been committed to the remote branch