There are several ways to make a commit, both through the status view and through the command palette.
This command can be invoked by both the command palette and the status dashboard, and opens a special view where you can make a commit. The view includes instructions for how to complete and how to abort the action.
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This command is similar to the above git: commit command. However, once you have provided the commit message, all unstaged changes will be added to the index before the commit is made.
This command is similar to the above git: commit command. However, instead of creating a new commit, this command will modify the previous command.
The commit view will be pre-populated with the previous commit message. Proceeding will update the commit message, and the commit's diff will be amended with any changes present in the index.
When invoking this palette command, Sublime will prompt you for a one-line commit message (you will not see the GitSavvy commit view). Pressing Enter will invoke the commit action, and pressing Escape will abort.
This command is only available via the command palette.
When invoking this palette command, Sublime will prompt you for a one-line commit message. Before making the commit, the currently open file will be staged and included in the subsequent commit.
Keep in mind that any other changes that have been staged will also be included in the commit. This command is only available via the command palette.