> Source URL: /resources/commit-and-sync.guide
# Commit and Sync

In VS Code (or Codespaces), you can commit and sync your changes to GitHub
directly from the editor.

1. Open **Source Control** (branch icon on the left).
2. Stage your changes (click `+` on files or **Stage All** by clicking the "+" icon next to the "Changes" label).
3. Type a short, but descriptive, commit message, for example: `phase 1 code complete`.
4. Click **Commit**, then click **Sync** (or **Push**).

> **Pro Tip**: You can also commit and sync from the terminal:
> `git commit -m "phase 1 complete" && git push`


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## Backlinks

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- [Commit and Sync Guide](/resources/resources.index.llm.md)
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