From the course: AWS for DevOps: Continuous Delivery and Process Automation

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Using CodeCommit

Using CodeCommit

- [Instructor] As we're going to dive in more deeply into code commit, I'm going to make some changes to the source code, and then push those up, so that we'll have more information to look at and work with. So, I happen to be in my BS code editor. Of course, depending on the language and editor, your process to create these changes might be very different, but I'll just show you what I'm going to do inside of here. So, I'm on a master branch, and I'm going to create a new branch, using the git command, git create branch. Notice down at the bottom, I'm now in a test branch, so I'm going to add a new folder. I'm going to call it tests, and inside of here, I'm going to create a file, calling it my-tests.js, and just put some information here. It really doesn't matter what I put in here. Now you'll see that the editor has detected that there is a change that should be pushed, or could be pushed, so I'm going to click on the local git client, and I'm going to say add tests, and commit…

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