Editing Openai/691ff205-cea0-8003-bde5-f449b081a1e1 (section)

==== When you run: ====

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">git add .
git commit -m "your message"
git push

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you’re doing three separate things:
# <code>git add .</code> – “Pick which files to send” - . = everything that changed in this folder - You’re telling Git: “Track these updated files (including the new <code>/docs</code> build).”
# <code>git commit -m "your message"</code> – “Save a snapshot” - This creates a saved version of your project with a label. - Example: git commit -m "Build for GitHub Pages" - This is still only on your computer at this point.
# <code>git push</code> – “Upload that snapshot to GitHub” - Sends your commits from your laptop → GitHub repo (online). - GitHub Pages only sees what you’ve pushed, not what’s just on your machine.

So:
<code>npm run build</code> updates files locally → <code>git add</code> + <code>commit</code> + <code>push</code> sync those changes to GitHub.