Commit part of your work¶

Click Changes in the toolbar. The badge counts the changed files; here there are three.

Local Changes: two unstaged files and one staged file on the left, the diff of src/routes.rs with Stage hunk and Discard hunk on each hunk, and the commit box at the bottom

The lists¶

Unstaged holds changes to tracked files (~) and new, untracked files (?).
Staged holds what the next commit will contain.
Stage all and Unstage all move everything; the + on a row stages that file.

Stage only what belongs together¶

In the example, src/routes.rs has two hunks: a new use crate::orders; import and the change that makes list_orders call it. Both belong to the same commit, but you could commit them separately:

Click Stage hunk on a hunk header to stage that hunk.
Or tick the boxes on single changed lines and press Stage N lines below the diff.
With a file list focused, S and U stage and unstage the selected file; [ and ] move between hunks.

Discard hunk throws a hunk's working changes away after asking you to confirm.

Commit¶

Write the message in the box under the diff (the first line is the subject) and press Ctrl+Enter or Commit.

Amend HEAD replaces the last commit instead. Git Good saves the old commit as a backup first.
Sign signs the commit with your Git signing setup (GPG or SSH); its default follows commit.gpgSign.
Expand gives the message more room.

Your draft message is kept if you switch views before committing.