hg-commit
saves changes to the repository as a new changeset
TLDR
Commit all changes
$ hg commit -m "[message]"
Commit specific files$ hg commit [file1] [file2] -m "[message]"
Commit with editor for message$ hg commit
Amend the last commit$ hg commit --amend
Close a branch$ hg commit --close-branch -m "[message]"
SYNOPSIS
hg commit [options] [file...]
DESCRIPTION
hg commit saves changes to the repository as a new changeset. With no files specified, all modified files are committed. Use -m for inline message or omit it to open an editor. The --amend flag modifies the parent commit instead of creating a new one.
PARAMETERS
-m, --message text
Commit message.-A, --addremove
Add/remove files before committing.--amend
Amend the parent changeset.-u, --user user
Record user as committer.-d, --date date
Record date as commit date.--close-branch
Mark branch as closed.