7. Fix your commit

Make the requested changes in your file.

echo "Like, dangerously good." >> example.txt

Amend the commit

tw amend

You should see: ammended commit #1v0 c/1v0 -> #1v1 c/1

You just created a new version of your commit. Every time you run amend, rebase, or restore, you’re creating a new version of your commit. To check all versions, run:

tw -a

You should see output:

 @ #1v1 c/1                              
├╯ My first commit!                      
|* #1v0 c/1v0 [Pushed, --[amend]--> #1v1]
├╯ My first commit!                      
* #0v0 c/0v0 Submitted                   
| [Initialize]                           

Now push this version to the server.

push

If you run tw again, you will see:

@ #1v1 c/1v1 Pushed
| My first commit!
* #0 c/0v0 Submitted
| [Initialize]

The server just created a new commit version: c/1v1

CTRL+Click c/1v1 to open the commit in Twigg.