# Creating Commits from Neurelo

### Creating Commits from Neurelo

You can edit your schema, custom apis etc. in Neurelo and commit them to the remote git repo. For example, let's commit our changes by clicking on the Commit button in the top right corner of the Definitions page. This will open the "Commit changes" dialog box.

* Set a commit message, and click “Commit.” This will start the process of creating a commit on the Remote Repository.

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* Once Neurelo confirms that the commit is created successfully, you can see that the last commit in the GitHub Repository is the same commit created above.

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* You can also confirm this by comparing Neurelo's commit history and GitHub's commit history - the commit hashes match.

**Neurelo Commit History**

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**GitHub Commit History**

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