[Solved] Given the following commands run in order:git add file.txt git commit -m "Update file" git push origin mainWhat will happen after the last command? | Git

Git - Remote Repositories

Given the following commands run in order:

git add file.txt
git commit -m "Update file"
git push origin main

What will happen after the last command?

AAn error occurs because the branch name is missing

BThe changes in file.txt are uploaded to the remote main branch

CThe changes are saved locally but not uploaded

DThe remote repository deletes file.txt

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Confirm commit preparation
git add stages the file, and git commit saves the changes locally in a commit.
Step 2: Understand git push origin main
This command uploads the committed changes to the remote repository's main branch.
Final Answer:
The changes in file.txt are uploaded to the remote main branch -> Option B
Quick Check:
Commit then push uploads changes [OK]

Quick Trick: Commit first, then push to upload changes [OK]

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