git add *
git commit -am "stuff"
git push -f origin master

No regrets

"What are you doing?"
"Umm... Stuff"

Not even that redundant -a?

@FrodoSwaggins This so much. I type bullshit commits, but then do an interactive rebase over all commits in my branch to squash/rename before I make a PR.

Well, "git commit -a" only commits what git knows.

"git add ." ("not "*") recursively adds everything that is not excluded by any .gitignore.

(Okay, okay. I prefer the dot, because it means pressing one key less on my keyboard. Microoptimization! *yay*)