# Amend a commit

### Git Amend

Lets say you commited your code to local repository and later you found you want to add or modify that commit, you can use git amend. 

```
git commit --amend
```

> Note:- this amend works only for the local git commit which is not yet pushed to remote repo.

git rebase --continue


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