How to check in only file I created or modified on source control git ?

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cannot check in only file i created or modified on source control git ?
Hi i work on angular 7 project work on source control every time i finish my work
i do git push origon master
it push to all files on project
i need only to push to specific files i modify or created
Are this possible on git source control ?

What I have tried:

git push origon master

Posted 28-Dec-19 13:51pm

ahmed_sa

Updated 28-Dec-19 19:24pm

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Jon McKee · Answer 1 · 2019-12-28T19:24:00

For the command line:
git status: shows all modified files.
git add <filepath>: adds the specified file to staging.
git add .: adds all modified files to staging.
git commit: commits all staged files to the local repo.
git commit -a: equivalent to git add . | git commit
git push origin <branchname>: push all commited changes to the branch on the local repo to the remote repo (origin).

I highly recommend looking over the documentation here[^]. It covers anything you could want to know about git and there are also cheat sheet links for quick reference.