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As I know, I have to use
git add .
git commit -m "Test."
to add files.
And for update and delete,
git commit -a -m “Test.”
However second command does not handle file addition.
Is there a command which does all of these at once?
No. Though, if you can guarantee that all un-ignored, un-versioned files want to be versioned,
git add .is a doozy.