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Commit changes to another branch

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Commit changes to another branch

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- [Instructor] When you add a new branch to your repository, there is no changes committed to it yet, so there's, basically, you have two pointed to the same part of the repo. So what I need to do is make a modification on this B3 branch, here. So, I'll go back to the colors file, add a new color in here. I already have green, so let's pick another one, how about yellow, and save that, and then I'll do a commit, and I am on my B3 branch, so commit all and push. That message didn't stay on-screen long enough, but it basically said that the branch hadn't been pushed yet and then, after a few seconds, it shows up here. Successfully pushed branch B3 to origin. Now, let's go look in manage branches, and let's check in remote. So, you see, I have the B3 branch here, local, and master, and B3 local, and our B3 on master on the remote, and let's go check what happens when I switch over to the master branch. Right here, check…

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