Dustin Specker • 5/16/2020

Modifying an Existing Git Commit

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This technical tutorial explains how to modify existing Git commits, including scenarios like amending the commit message or changes of the most recent commit (HEAD) and older commits. It provides practical commands and examples for using `git commit --amend` and related techniques to refine commit history.

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#git #version control #GIT Rebase
Modifying an Existing Git Commit

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