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From: Stan Le <54789831+stanle-cs@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Mon, 3 Jan 2022 00:46:10 -0500
Subject: [PATCH] I couldn't find a text-based tutorial on how to use fugitive
 on Github so I decided to start one :(. I'm a beginner so can only show the
 absolute noobs what to do. Please, everyone is welcome to edit this.

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+`:G` or `:Git`: start the interactive prompt. You can then move around using vim's movement. Once in this screen, press `g?` to get a help screen that explains all the commands available.
+
+`Untracked`: not tracked by git.
+`Unstaged`: tracked files that have changes in them. Needs to be staged before a commit.
+`Staged`: staged file ready to be committed.
+To stage a file: move the cursor to the line of that file and press `s` to add it to the `Staged` list.
+To unstage a file: move the cursor to a staged file and press `u` to remove it from the `Staged` list and add it to the `Unstaged` list.
+
+Then, to commit the changes, press `cc`. You will then be asked to provide a commit message. Once done you can just `:wq` it and the commit will be done.
+
+Once you're ready to push your commit, push the commit using `:Git push`.