You might be here because you searched the above title on Google (as I did yesterday when I faced the same problem) and after getting the results, you preferred Medium over StackOverflow. :)
Well, you did Right! asThis Medium post is way more organised than StackOverflow.
So here are the possible answers:
- Most of the time people face this problem due to not adding double quotes while committing on git.
You need to use “” rather this “
Use:
git commit -m “initial commit”Instead of :
git commit -m ‘initial commit’ 2. You can also face this problem if you have copied and pasted the whole git command with the message from somewhere like notes or a webpage.
Try to retype the command on the terminal and it’ll work fine!
3. Third and the last one, what I couldn’t found on the Internet is You might have crossed the 50 character limit in your git message.
Try to write something small like:
git commit -m “short msg”Please clap to this post if find this helpful!
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