Push Single file to git

You have modified some files in git but you don’t want to push all files to git, you want to push the only one file to git. Normally we commit to git, all files are going to git but in your scenario push only single file git. For this, you have to run specific command to push the only single file to git.

Please run command to push only single file push to git

$ git commit -m "Message goes here" filename

Example to push to single file to git

$ git commit -m "Pushing Only Single file to git" config/local.js

Above all commands are related to push the only single file to git but sometimes we want to push only two files to git in a single commit.

How can we push only two files to git?

Let’s take look how to push one or two or three files to git in a single commit.

By using below we can do that but this command mainly uses for push two or three files only.

$ git commit -m "Message goes here" file1 file2

Note: Just use space for multiple files

Example to push to two files to git

$ git commit -m "Pushing Only two files to git" config/local.js config/gulp.js

Push all modified or untracked files to git

Below commands are used to push all modified or untracked files to git at time in single commit

$ git add --all
$ git commit -m "Pushing all files to git";
$ git push