Before pushing the changes, it is good idea to review the changes, this can be done using below command ```bash git diff ``` use `CTR+z` to exit the diff details. Before pushing the changes, always verify the remote git repository name to ensure you are not pushing to incorrect location. ```bash git remote -v ``` ### Step#1 stage First we need to stage changes by using `git add` command to include the changes in the commit ```bash git add <file_name> ``` If you want to stage all changes in the current directory then use following ```bash git add . ``` ### Step#2 commit Now once the changes are staged, we need to commit changes. While doing commit, please create a commit with a descriptive message using the git commit command: ```bash git commit -m "Your commit message here" ``` ### Step#3 push To push the committed changes to the remote repository use following git ```bash git push origin <branch_name> ``` Here replace `<branch_name>` with the name of the branch you're working on. If you're pushing to the main branch, you can usually omit the branch name