Git commit--amend usage

The commit information is kept in your code base for a long time, so you will definitely want to know the code changes correctly with this information. The following command allows you to edit the last commit information, but you must make sure that the current code base (working copy) is not modified, or that the changes will be submitted with it.

$ git commit--amend-m "your-new-commit-message"

If you have pushed the code (git commit) to the remote branch, you will need to push the code submission through the following command.

$ git push <remote> <branch>--force turn from: http://www.oschina.net/news/68437/ Seven-git-hacks-you-just-cannot-ignore

Git commit--amend usage