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In this tutorial, we'll go over how to fix Git commit messages that have been committed to a local or remote Git repository. Reason to change commit message? When working with Git, there could be several reasons to update the commit message. Some of the common reasons are as follows: Message contains a typo. Missing intent of commit. Remove any confidential information. Correct issue ticket number to connect to an issue tracker such as Jira. Solution The reason could be anything, but you should be aware of the command to update the commit message at any point in the development of your application. Let's take a look at the solution for a single commit message. local commit Assume you perform the following Git operation $ git add -A $ git commit -m "[PROJECT-99] - Added user profile module." And after you realise that the issue number for the current commit is incorrect and needs to be corrected. That's the story of Project 100. You can correct it