| git add | git commit |
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| Moves changes to the staging area | Saves the staged changes as a snapshot in the repository |
| Can be used many times before a commit | Creates a permanent point in the history |
| Has no message | Needs a message (-m) |
Changes can be unstaged with git restore --staged | Can be undone with git reset or git revert |
Normal order: edit files, git add, then git commit. See Git Add and Git Commit.
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