Git Commit

Use the git commit subcommand to create a new commit with your changes. The commit will be created on all modules that contain committable changes. By default, this means changes that have been staged. You can use the --add flag to automatically include any changes to tracked files as part of the commit.

If you are creating a new commit, use the --message option to supply a commit message. If you would like to commit the changes to the previous commit, use the --amend flag instead.

Creating a new commit:

$ evg-module-manager git commit --message "My commit message"
Commit created in the following modules:
 - enterprise
 - base

Amending to a previous commit:

$ evg-module-manager git commit --amend
Commit amended in the following modules:
 - enterprise
 - base