Description: Amend-commit is a command in Git that allows changes to the last commit made without the need to create a new one. This command is especially useful for correcting minor errors, such as adding forgotten files or adjusting commit messages. By using this command, developers can maintain a cleaner and more coherent commit history, avoiding the accumulation of multiple commits that only correct small mistakes. The ability to modify a commit also allows Git users to make adjustments to their work before sharing it with others, which is crucial in collaborative environments. This command is commonly executed with the `–amend` option, which tells Git that the user wants to modify the last commit instead of creating a new one. In summary, amending a commit is a powerful tool that helps developers manage their change history more efficiently and effectively.
