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When I do a git status I see a lot of changed files. Normally 10-15.
Now I want to commit 2-3 files from these changed ones and commit.
What’s the easy to do this without using a mouse to copy the full file path from the git status output?
Use
git add -i– look for the “Interactive mode” section.It’s a command line interface where you can easily select what to add/remove from the index (modified files, new files, deleted, …). It’s really easy to use.