👉 Pre-committing is a feature of Git that allows developers to commit changes before pushing them to their repository. It is often used in development environments, such as code repositories or personal projects, where developers want to ensure that any changes they make are committed to the repository before merging them into the main branch. In essence, pre-committing ensures that developers have already made a change and can be confident that it will not break anything else. This is particularly useful in situations where there may be a high chance