Commit used in a sentence

Commit in a sentence as a verb

When I published a FreeBSD crt0 bug back in 1996, I was given commit privs.

A nice faved/starred page would show stats and maybe last commit/activity.

I'll also need you to commit to working on the MVP full-time until it's done.

What does a clean ssh client do; not commit any protocol violations?

I ssh'ed in from the iPad, reverted my last commit, and restarted the queue workers.

This is what slows down operations like "git blame": they have to search every commit to see if it touched a file.

Dr. Martin \n Luther King Jr., threatening to expose his extramarital\n affairs if he did not commit *******.\n\nHoooooly ****.

Overall, the process doesn't deviate too far from "write it, review it, commit it", when it comes to being an external contributor.

* Legally mandated commit messages accompanying each change justifying and explaining it; force them to write these in simple english.

"it's entirely unacceptable to break into websites and commit unlawful acts"This is quite the hypocritical statement coming from the FBI.

By asking members to commit to come back to the site once a month, the company doesn't have to constantly pay google or other traffic sources to acquire members, and to have prices like this you have to keep costs low.