git-commit:tldr:6f824

This command is used in Git to create a new commit with a specific message. Here's a breakdown of the components:

• git commit is the Git command to create a new commit.
• --message or -m is a flag used to specify the commit message directly in the command.
• ${message} is a variable that typically holds the commit message. In this case, you need to substitute ${message} with the actual commit message you want to use.

To use this command, replace ${message} with your desired commit message within quotation marks. For example, if you want the commit message to be "Fix a bug in the authentication module", the command would look like:

git commit --message "Fix a bug in the authentication module"

Commit messages are useful to describe the changes made in the commit and provide information for future reference or collaboration with other developers on a project.